Piran Dismounts before Rostam

From B14.5, Piran Comes before Rostam. It illustrates B14.5.5–16 (to B14.5.19):

B14.5.5
The news reached Rostam: from Turan’s arrayA warrior had approached him on his way.
B14.5.6
He came to meet him where the armies stand,An iron helm on head, before his band.
B14.5.7
He asked, “What is your name? What thoughts abideWithin your heart that bring you to our side?”
B14.5.8
The other said, “I am Piran by name,Afrasiab’s sepahbod, known to fame.
B14.5.9
Your gracious words, which Houman brought to me,Have drawn my heart and brought me here to see.
B14.5.10
Now tell me which Iranian chief you are,Whose might has drawn me from the ranks afar.”
B14.5.11
He said, “Rostam of Zabul speaks to you,With gorz and Kabuli khanjar in view.”
B14.5.12
When noble Piran learned that Rostam stood,He left his horse and bowed as honor should.
B14.5.13
Rostam said, “Greetings from bright Kay Khosrow,O Pahlevan, whose noble virtues show,
B14.5.14
His mother, Afrasiab’s daughter, too,Sends greetings; every night she dreams of you.”
B14.5.15
Piran replied, “From Yazdan greetings flow,And from our gathered ranks to you they go.
B14.5.16
May God, who gives all good, His blessings send;May heaven’s wheel beneath your signet bend.