Rostam Presents Bijan to Kay Khosrow

From C2.28, Rostam’s Return to Kay Khosrow. It illustrates C2.28.26–33:

C2.28.26
The Shah himself, the army’s guardian light,And crown of chiefs, rode forth within their sight.
C2.28.27
When Rostam saw the king’s flag drawing near,And watched the monarch on the road appear,
C2.28.28
He left his horse and bowed before the king,Distressed by all the toil long roads can bring.
C2.28.29
The Shah embraced him closely at his breast,And said, “In you strength and skill’s spirit rest.
C2.28.30
Your deeds shine like the sunlight over earth;All lands have learned your glory and your worth.”
C2.28.31
Then Rostam took young Bijan by the hand;The Shah and Giv stood wondering in the band.
C2.28.32
He handed Bijan over, then stood straight;A grief-bent back was freed of sorrow’s weight.
C2.28.33
Then to the Shah he gave in captive bandsA thousand horsemen seized from Turan’s lands.