The Chiefs of Iran Greet Rostam on the Road

From C2.17, Rostam Comes to Khosrow. It illustrates C2.17.27–37:

C2.17.27
Then Kay Khosrow commanded every sage,The Khosrow-born, the freemen of his age,
C2.17.28
To join the court and greet him on the way,Who came obedient to the Shah that day.
C2.17.29
They summoned Tus, Gudarz of Keshvad’s line,And Farhad, honored where the brave men shine.
C2.17.30
Two parts in three of all the champions rose,Exalted heads, and slayers of their foes.
C2.17.31
After Kay Kavus’s rite they came and dressedThe greeting-train in all its ancient best.
C2.17.32
The world grew azure-dim beneath their dust,The standards streamed; the chargers onward thrust.
C2.17.33
When they drew near, they halted in acclaim,Dismounted, bowed, and hailed great Rostam’s name.
C2.17.34
The World-Pahlevan lighted from his ride,And Pahlevans bowed low on every side.
C2.17.35
He asked of each: how does the Shah remain,That turning sun, that moon without a wane?
C2.17.36
The chiefs took seat; and Rostam on his horseShone like Azargashasp along their course.
C2.17.37
And from that place toward the Shah they pressed,With Rostam at the forefront of the rest.