Faramarz Seizes Surkha by the Belt

From B10.6, Surkha Marches against Rostam. It illustrates B10.6.29–40:

B10.6.29
When Surkha saw the champion through the fight,He marked his spear advancing into sight.
B10.6.30
Then Surkha spurred his steed and took his spear,And cast his bow aside as he drew near.
B10.6.31
Then Faramarz broke forward from the line,And met him spear to spear in harsh design.
B10.6.32
He struck like Azargashasp, fierce and fast,Across his charger’s neck the prince was cast.
B10.6.33
The Turan chiefs advanced to stem the blow,And pressed the fight in rage against the foe.
B10.6.34
So hard they closed around him in the fray,His spear-shaft shattered and was swept away.
B10.6.35
Then Surkha saw he could not hold the field,Nor make the charging Faramarz yield.
B10.6.36
Defeated, he turned back in sudden dread,And from the field in bitter anguish fled.
B10.6.37
Like a maddened elephant he gave chase,His Indian sword flashed bright before his face.
B10.6.38
The Iranian riders followed in his wake,Their battle-cries made all the valley shake.
B10.6.39
Like a fierce leopard Faramarz sprang beside,He seized his belt and tore him from his ride.
B10.6.40
He drove the captive onward from the fight,On foot to camp, disgraced before their sight.