Tair Bound Before His Crowned Daughter

From D8.1.3, Malika Betrays Tair and Shapur Triumphs. It illustrates D8.1.3.27–33:

D8.1.3.27
When Shah Shapur dismissed the gathered band,The rose of early spring came at command.
D8.1.3.28
She wore a ruby crown, and fold on foldOf Chinese brocade shone with woven gold.
D8.1.3.29
He seated her beside him in her place,And called for bound Tair before her face.
D8.1.3.30
Tair came bareheaded, bound, disgraced, and shamed,And saw his daughter crowned and brightly famed.
D8.1.3.31
He knew the plot was hers, that her own artHad shaken throne and rule and wrung his heart.
D8.1.3.32
He said, “O noble Shah, now look and seeHow my own child has dealt so hard with me.
D8.1.3.33
Beware her love; regard all strangers hereAs hidden foes whom every king should fear.”