Rostam's Merchant Caravan Enters Turan

From C2.21, Rostam Goes to Khutan to Piran. It illustrates C2.21.11–19:

C2.21.11
Thus at the border he left all his force,And with the chiefs through Turan set his course.
C2.21.12
He loosed his belt and put on merchant guise;His warriors hid their strength from hostile eyes.
C2.21.13
The chiefs unbound the silver belts they bore,And dressed in woolen robes that merchants wore.
C2.21.14
They rode through Turan as a merchant train,With fragrant goods that colored all the plain.
C2.21.15
There were eight steeds: one Rakhsh, renowned and bright,The others bore his chosen men of might.
C2.21.16
Ten camels carried jewels in their load;A hundred bore the garments troops had stowed.
C2.21.17
With clanging bells and cries, the sound was borneAs though it came from Tahmuras’ great horn.
C2.21.18
So, Rostam marched on with his merchant crowd;The country around them shook, their clamor loud.
C2.21.19
As they drew near Khutan, beside the wayCame men and women, watching the display.