Piran Sees Gudarz's Array

From C3.6, The Armies Are Set in Array. It illustrates C3.6.65–76:

C3.6.65
Gudarz himself the army’s center held,And watched each danger as it rose and swelled.
C3.6.66
He raised the flag that gladdened every heart,And summoned chiefs to take each central part.
C3.6.67
He called the chiefs around him to the core;Behind him stood Shidush, Farhad before.
C3.6.68
Hajir stood left, with battle in his sight;The lion-taker Katmareh held the right.
C3.6.69
An iron wall enclosed him on the ground;Behind him stood the elephants renowned.
C3.6.70
Above Gudarz, who held the central place,The Kaviani standard shaded all that space.
C3.6.71
It robbed both sun and moon of all their light;Piran from far beheld that ordered might.
C3.6.72
The hills and plains were spears from end to end;Rein wove with rein where all the ranks would blend.
C3.6.73
He turned then to survey his own array,But found no room to fight in ordered way.
C3.6.74
The chieftain of Turan grew sorely grieved,And cursed the fortune by which he was deceived.
C3.6.75
The battlefield displeased his angry eye;He struck his hands together with a cry.
C3.6.76
Forced to arrange his ranks as best he might,He formed for battle and prepared to fight.