Lohrasp Raises the Barzin Fire at Balkh

From C5.1, Lohrasp Builds a Fire-Temple at Balkh. It illustrates C5.1.15–21:

C5.1.15
Thereafter he sent envoys, each one boundFor Rum, for Hind, for Chin, the world around.
C5.1.16
They sought the learned, men of proven skill,Whose knowledge could fulfill the monarch’s will.
C5.1.17
From every country, eager for the road,They hastened to the monarch’s own abode.
C5.1.18
They tasted learning’s salt and bitter fruit,Then settled down in Balkh and there took root.
C5.1.19
He built a city there with streets and squares,With markets, lanes, and busy thoroughfares.
C5.1.20
Each quarter held a place for Sadeh’s rite,With fire-temples around it burning bright.
C5.1.21
He raised a fire and gave it Barzin’s name,With fortune, grandeur, joy about its flame.