Dawn Assault at Kashmihan

From D10.20, Bahram’s Assault on the Khan’s Army. It illustrates D10.20.15–21:

D10.20.15
Then, rested, to Kashmihan’s field he pressed;At dawn the sun rose crowned above the crest.
D10.20.16
The karnays filled each ear with cries of might;And colored banners filled each warrior’s sight.
D10.20.17
The uproar rose from all the hunting ground;Both king and army heard the mighty sound.
D10.20.18
The uproar split the lion’s ears; the soilRan red with blood amid the battle’s toil.
D10.20.19
One might have said, “The clouds are hailing stone,”Or, “From the moon a rain of blood is thrown.”
D10.20.20
Roused from his hunt, the Khan was caught that day;Khazarvan took him captive in the fray.
D10.20.21
Three hundred noble chiefs from Chin were caught,Then bound to saddles and as captives brought.