Girami Holds the Banner in His Teeth

From C6.13, Girami and Nivzar Are Slain. It illustrates C6.13.16–23:

C6.13.16
The splendid standard of Kaveh fell down,Dropped from Iranian hands, with dust for crown.
C6.13.17
He saw the indigo flag lying low,Flung from the elephant’s back amid the foe.
C6.13.18
He left his saddle, raised it from the ground,And cleared the dust while battle raged around.
C6.13.19
When warriors of Chin beheld him raiseThat famed and cherished flagstaff from the haze,
C6.13.20
And saw him cleanse it and bear it away,Their bravest warriors closed on him that day.
C6.13.21
Their swords flashed round him in a fierce attack;One cleaved his hand off; still he fought them back.
C6.13.22
He seized Fereydoon’s flag between his teeth,And with one hand still dealt out death beneath.
C6.13.23
He plied his gorz, a marvel fierce and bold;At last they slew him where the dust-clouds rolled.