Fereydoon Sends Jandal to Seek Brides

From A6.2, Jandal Goes to Yemen. It illustrates A6.2.6–14:

A6.2.6
The Shah saw body, mind, and age had grown,And manhood’s full maturity was shown.
A6.2.7
He called for Jandal, wakeful, pure of mind,Smooth-tongued in speech, accomplished and refined.
A6.2.8
In every delicate affair he knewThe path of service and remained most true.
A6.2.9
The Shah said, “Travel through the world for me,And search each land with care from sea to sea.
A6.2.10
Seek three fair sisters, born of one same pair,One father and one mother, noble, fair.
A6.2.11
Let noble blood and chastity appear;Let pari-faces make each daughter dear.
A6.2.12
Let height and beauty match from face to face,So none seems less in stature, form, or grace.
A6.2.13
Their father must have pledged no daughter’s hand;Such brides alone will answer my command.”
A6.2.14
Jandal received the charge with steady heart,Shrewd, pure of mind, accomplished in his art.