Lohrasp Crowns His Returned Son

From C5.18, Goshtasb Receives the Kingship. It illustrates C5.18.59–67:

C5.18.59
He journeyed on until Iran drew near,And reached the land of warriors without peer.
C5.18.60
When Shah Lohrasp heard Goshtasb neared the townWith brave Zarir, his brother of renown,
C5.18.61
He went with Iran’s chiefs in bright array,With all the mighty warriors on the way.
C5.18.62
Goshtasb dismounted quickly from his steed,And kissed the earth, from sorrow’s burden freed.
C5.18.63
Lohrasp beheld his son and clasped him tight,And mourned harsh heaven at that painful sight.
C5.18.64
They reached the palace, dazzling every eye,Like sun in Pisces, shining from on high.
C5.18.65
Lohrasp said, “Do not lay the blame on me;This was the Maker’s will and firm decree.
C5.18.66
Perhaps this fate was written at your birth:Your realm would lack your presence on its earth.”
C5.18.67
Lohrasp then kissed Goshtasb and crowned his head,And joyfully his royal blessings spread.