Shangul Lays His Turban By

From D10.35, Shangul Learns Bahram’s Identity. It illustrates D10.35.24–31:

D10.35.24
Bahram replied, “You know me; why, then, blameMy heart as false, and brand me with that name?
D10.35.25
No blame can follow from the path I chose;No stain of treachery from my conduct grows.
D10.35.26
I rule Iran and Turan far and wide;I am the brave men’s pillar and their guide.
D10.35.27
I will repay you, strike your foemen down,And seat you as a father near my crown.
D10.35.28
I will not vex your realm with tribute’s claim;Your child shall rise to queenly rank and fame.
D10.35.29
She shall be luster of the western land,And crown of women, honored by my hand.”
D10.35.30
Astonished, King Shangul laid his turban by,And spurred toward the Shah with lowered eye.
D10.35.31
He reached the Shah and begged him to forgive,Then clasped him, overjoyed to see him live.