The Iranians Kneel to Goshtasb

From C5.18, Goshtasb Receives the Kingship. It illustrates C5.18.7–14:

C5.18.7
Goshtasb then mounted on his eager steed,And acted on the counsel just agreed.
C5.18.8
Crowned, he rode forth to reach Zarir’s abode;His wind-swift charger bore him down the road.
C5.18.9
The warriors saw Lohrasp’s son appear,Goshtasb, that noble prince they held so dear.
C5.18.10
With aching hearts and faces wet with tears,They came on foot, those warriors and peers.
C5.18.11
They bowed before him, praising him at last:Their long and bitter days of grief had passed.
C5.18.12
Zarir dismounted as his brother came,No longer stirred by war’s consuming flame.
C5.18.13
Goshtasb embraced the brother he held dear,And made excuses, humble and sincere.
C5.18.14
They sat together in the royal hall,With Iran’s chiefs and warriors one and all.