Bahman Names Homahyi His Heir

From D1.5, Bahman Marries His Daughter Homahyi. It illustrates D1.5.7–14:

D1.5.7
Oppressed by pain, the king could scarcely stand;He called Homahyi near at his command.
D1.5.8
He summoned all the nobles of the land,And seated them in honor at his hand.
D1.5.9
He said, “This chaste Chehrzad has had to bearA life with little joy to ease her care.
D1.5.10
To her I leave the crown and royal claim,The troops and treasures vested in her name.
D1.5.11
I name her heir and name the child she bearsTo take the crown and all its royal cares.
D1.5.12
Whether the child shall prove a girl or boy,The crown shall be that child’s to wear with joy.”
D1.5.13
When young Sasan had heard what Bahman said,The world grew dark, and hope within him fled.
D1.5.14
Three days and nights, a leopard in his flight,He fled Iran in shame at such a slight.