Faramarz Slays Mehr-e-Nush

From C8.22, Zavareh and Faramarz Slay Esfandiyar’s Sons. It illustrates C8.22.33–38:

C8.22.33
Like raging lions both rushed in to close,And with their swords exchanged each other’s blows.
C8.22.34
Though Mehr-e-Nush fought fiercely in the field,He lacked the strength to make the hero yield.
C8.22.35
He raised his sword to strike the famed man dead,And cast into the dust that noble head.
C8.22.36
But his own steed’s neck took the falling blade;Its severed head upon the earth was laid.
C8.22.37
Then Faramarz slew him, now forced to standOn foot; his blood made rubies of the land.
C8.22.38
When Bahman saw his brother lying slain,The earth beneath him red with rose-like stain,