Bahram Burns the Ledgers of Arrears

From D10.2, Bahram Pardons Iran and Remits the Arrears. It illustrates D10.2.28–35:

D10.2.28
Then Bahram, friend of all, issued commandThat Gashasp, learned scribe, should take his stand.
D10.2.29
With prudent Javanuy, chief of account,He came to calculate the tax amount.
D10.2.30
The Shah commanded them to lift the loadOf all arrears the kingdom’s people owed.
D10.2.31
They sought the counting-house to read each scroll,And went to Kayvan, master of the roll.
D10.2.32
For he was expert in accounts and art,And knew the realm’s assessments part by part.
D10.2.33
They summed arrears and found the total due,A mountain built from levies old and new.
D10.2.34
They counted ninety-three million in arrears,In dirhams, debts accrued through former years.
D10.2.35
He cleared the debts and burned each ledger-leaf;Iran rejoiced, its people freed from grief.