Manuchehr's Army with Armored Elephants

From A6.19, Manuchehr Marches for Vengeance. It illustrates A6.19.21–31:

A6.19.21
Two ranks of battle elephants stretched wide,Two thirds of a farsang, marching side by side.
A6.19.22
Of these, full sixty bore gold thrones on high,With varied jewels blazing to the eye.
A6.19.23
Three hundred more bore baggage for the train,And moved beneath their burdens on the plain.
A6.19.24
Three hundred battle elephants came last,In armor bound from forehead downwards fast.
A6.19.25
Their bodies vanished under plate and gear;Except their eyes, no naked flesh showed clear.
A6.19.26
From Tammisheh the army reached the plain,Its ordered ranks advancing in a chain.
A6.19.27
Bold Gharan led three hundred thousand horse,All fighting riders gathered in that force.
A6.19.28
Famed men in jowshans, heavy gorz in hand,Like raging lions charged to the command.
A6.19.29
Their purple swords flashed brightly through the sky;Kaveh’s standard streamed before them high.
A6.19.30
Then elephant-bodied Gharan rode besideManuchehr from Narvan’s woods in martial pride.
A6.19.31
Manuchehr viewed his army, broad and deep,And spread the battle lines in ordered sweep.