Bijan Finds the Abandoned Field

From B14.16, Rostam Divides the Spoils. It illustrates B14.16.40–48:

B14.16.40
When night’s rust passed and day’s bright falchion gleamed,The earth like ruby in the daylight beamed.
B14.16.41
The parda-saray’s tabira rang high;The chiefs rose up; then came great Rostam’s cry:
B14.16.42
“No trace of wise Piran has met our eyes;Return now to the field beneath the skies.
B14.16.43
Send out the troops to seek him everywhere;Search all the field; lay every hiding bare.”
B14.16.44
Bijan the lion-man went on his way,To where the armies fought the former day.
B14.16.45
He saw a world of corpses, wealth displayed,And seats on every side, still richly laid.
B14.16.46
The land was strewn with wounded men around,Flung down upon the earth, in fetters bound.
B14.16.47
No living foe stood free upon the ground;The tents and parda-saray could be found.
B14.16.48
Then bitter news reached Rostam from the plain:“The land is empty of the Turkish train.”