Nahid's Bridal Train Reaches Darab

From D3.3, Darab Fights Faylaqus and Weds His Daughter. It illustrates D3.3.43–50:

D3.3.43
The nobles chosen to escort the brideBrought royal gifts and treasures at her side.
D3.3.44
They built a golden litter, richly wrought,And crowned attendants to its side were brought.
D3.3.45
Ten mules bore loads of Roman cloth of gold,With jeweled figures bright on every fold.
D3.3.46
Three hundred camel-loads of carpets rareWere sent among the gifts and costly ware.
D3.3.47
Within the litter sat the lovely maid,A monk and bishop lent their guiding aid.
D3.3.48
Behind Nahid came sixty maidens bright,Each with a golden cup that caught the light.
D3.3.49
Their cups held royal jewels of costly glow;Their crowns and earrings graced the lovely show.
D3.3.50
The bishop gave the bride to Darab’s care,And to his treasurer counted jewels rare.