Shangul and the Seven Kings Arrive

From D10.37, Shangul and Seven Kings Visit Bahram. It illustrates D10.37.10–21 (to D10.37.28):

D10.37.10
Seven great kings rode with him in his train,Escorting Raja Shangul through the plain.
D10.37.11
The kings of Kabul, Sind, and Jogman rode,Their rank and fortune in their bearing showed;
D10.37.12
The lord of Sandali, in royal state,And Jandal’s monarch, powerful and great;
D10.37.13
The prince of Kashmir, honored and renowned,And Multan’s king, with gold and glory crowned.
D10.37.14
All sought high honor, all wore crowns of gold,With torques and earrings wrought in royal mold.
D10.37.15
With mighty elephants and bells that rang,They rode beneath their parasols; gongs sang.
D10.37.16
Their silver, gold, and gems flashed everywhere;Peacock-plumed parasols moved through the air.
D10.37.17
Their elephants wore housings rich in braid,And long lines of bright offerings were displayed.
D10.37.18
They brought the Shah such tribute, rich and vast,That gold dinars seemed worthless as they passed.
D10.37.19
Thus King Shangul and seven kings of mightWent stage by stage in royal splendor bright.
D10.37.20
When they approached Iran, a shining band,With precious equipage on every hand,
D10.37.21
The Shah, informed that they were drawing near,Arrayed his troops to welcome them with cheer.