The Mobadan Write the Roll of Champions

From B11.5, The Mustering of the Pahlevans. It illustrates B11.5.4–15 (to B11.5.25):

B11.5.4
He told the dastur, rozi-dehan: “WriteThe name of every rank in ordered rite.”
B11.5.5
In solemn form they entered every name,As fitting for the chiefs renowned in fame.
B11.5.6
First came the kin of Kavus, royal race,One hundred ten, all marked by birth and grace.
B11.5.7
At their head stood Fariborz, brave and bold,Close to the new Shah, honored in his fold.
B11.5.8
Then eighty scions sprang from Nohzar’s line,And bore bright gorz, each splendid in design.
B11.5.9
Zarasp their sepahbod stood at their head,Appointed as their guardian when he led.
B11.5.10
The son of Tus, the crown of Kayan fame,With sword and gopal, koust proclaimed his name.
B11.5.11
He raised the Kaviani standard bright,And made the Kayan throne and fortune light.
B11.5.12
Then Gudarz, son of Keshvad, came to stand,Whose counsel brought good order to the land.
B11.5.13
His sons and grandsons, seventy-eight in train,Were mountain warriors, riders of the plain.
B11.5.14
From Gazhdaham came sixty-three, who foundIn Gostaham a leader far renowned.
B11.5.15
A hundred horsemen came from Milad’s race,Victorious Gorgin rode before their pace.