Kavus Bestows the Khilat on Rostam

From B5.11, Kavus Returns to Iran. It illustrates B5.11.9–20 (to B5.11.21):

B5.11.9
Then matchless Rostam, helmet on his head,Sat near the Shah where royal splendor spread.
B5.11.10
He bowed and asked the Shah for leave to rideTo Zal, whose wisdom long had been his guide.
B5.11.11
The Shah prepared a khilat rich and bright,And blessed the champion for his deeds of might.
B5.11.12
A throne with turquoise rams’ heads, wondrous sight,A royal crown ablaze with jeweled light.
B5.11.13
A gold-brocade robe fit for royal fame,A steed and torque befitting Rostam’s name.
B5.11.14
A hundred moon-faced youths with belts of gold,A hundred musk-haired maidens to behold.
B5.11.15
A hundred steeds, gold and silver arrayed,A hundred black-haired mules, gold bridles laid.
B5.11.16
With rich brocades from Rum and Chin displayed,And Pahlav cloth in splendid colors made,
B5.11.17
A hundred purses, dinars shining white,With every hue and fragrance for delight.
B5.11.18
A ruby cup with purest musk was sent,A turquoise cup breathed rosewater’s scent.
B5.11.19
A charter drawn on silk of finest thread,With musk, oud, ambergris, and perfume spread.
B5.11.20
To Rostam, famed throughout the world for might,He granted all Nimruz as royal right,