Gorgin Tempts Bijan with the Garden of Manijeh

From C2.4, Gorgin Tricks Bijan. It illustrates C2.4.9–20 (to C2.4.36):

C2.4.9
When they had drunk a little of the red,Bijan looked once at Gorgin, and he said:
C2.4.10
“How did you find my fighting? Is there oneWho could have made such onset, and have won?”
C2.4.11
Then Gorgin said: “O fair-faced man of might,I never saw such mastery in a fight.”
C2.4.12
He added, “Bijan, Pahlevan of fame,Bright soul, renowned wherever men speak your name.”
C2.4.13
They drank two cups or three, and each man played,And of that hour a merry thing they made.
C2.4.14
“O hero, whose whole heart is fierce in fight,Wise chief whose fortune shines with heaven’s light,
C2.4.15
Such deeds have come to you, and prospered far,By Yazdan’s power and by your lofty star.
C2.4.16
Now hear the things I have to tell to you:I have been in these parts some seasons through.
C2.4.17
With Rostam and with Giv and Gazhdaham,With Tus of Nohzar’s line and Gostaham,
C2.4.18
How many feats upon that plain we won,And over them the years and hours have run.
C2.4.19
Those deeds raised high our names in every field,And won the praise King Khosrow’s heart revealed.
C2.4.20
Not far from here a pleasure-garden lies,A two days’ road toward Tur before your eyes.