Hamavaran's King Throws Down His Arms

From B6.1, Kavus Wars with Hamavaran. It illustrates B6.1.66–71:

B6.1.66
Iran’s fierce charge broke every allied line,Till none could tell its order or design.
B6.1.67
The king of Hamavaran first gave way,And sought for peace to end the fatal day.
B6.1.68
He flung away his sword and gorz, and facedThe Shah, and begged protection, all abased.
B6.1.69
He offered tribute if his land were spared,And pledged submission openly declared.
B6.1.70
With horses, arms, with treasure, crown and throne,He begged to keep the kingdom as his own.
B6.1.71
Kavus replied: “You stand beneath my care;You seek no crown or throne that I now bear.”