Zal Bound before Bahman

From D1.2, Bahman Humiliates Zal. It illustrates D1.2.26–35:

D1.2.26
Zal went to meet him; with the elder cameThe chiefs of Sistan, men of noble name.
D1.2.27
He reached the Shah, dismounted from his steed,And bowed before him as the court decreed.
D1.2.28
He said, “This is the time to grant releaseFrom grief and rancor; let the heart find peace.
D1.2.29
Here Dastan, son of Sahm, before you stands,Humbled, with walking staff in aged hands.
D1.2.30
Remember how we guarded you in youth,And dealt with you in loyalty and truth.
D1.2.31
Forgive; let bygone deeds be left unsaid;Seek virtue; seek no vengeance for the dead.”
D1.2.32
But Bahman’s fury mounted at the plea;Zal’s former standing ebbed for all to see.
D1.2.33
He bound Zal’s feet, and would not lend an earTo minister or treasurer standing near.
D1.2.34
They loaded camel after camel, packedFrom Dastan’s palace, all its treasures sacked:
D1.2.35
With gold coins, uncut gems, and thrones arrayed,And all the rugs that in the halls were laid;