Bahram Chooses Sapinud

From D10.32, Shangul Gives His Daughter to Bahram. It illustrates D10.32.30–36:

D10.32.30
The king of Hind rejoiced at his reply,And Chinese silks adorned the palace high.
D10.32.31
Shangul’s three daughters entered like the spring,With scents and colors fit to grace a king.
D10.32.32
He said, “Prepare to see a wondrous sight,A beauty fresh with grace and royal light.”
D10.32.33
Bahram Goor went and saw the splendid hall,And moon-faced maidens standing one and all.
D10.32.34
He chose one radiant as spring renewed,The maiden known at court as Sapinud.
D10.32.35
All grace and modesty, all charm and wit,She seemed for royal fortune fashioned fit.
D10.32.36
To Bahram Shangul gave his daughter bright,A cypress, like a smokeless candle’s light.