Bahram Enthroned in His Tent at Jahram

From D9.11, Bahram Goor Approaches with Monzer’s Army. It illustrates D9.11.29–37:

D9.11.29
An ivory throne was set for him to mount;He wore a crown whose jewels none could count.
D9.11.30
He set his court as kings of kings would do,And took his royal seat before their view.
D9.11.31
Monzer and Numan flanked him, and a bladeWas held by Numan, naked and displayed.
D9.11.32
Around the tent stood Arab chiefs of rank,Encircling its enclosure, flank by flank.
D9.11.33
Then Iran’s loyal nobles, grave and grand,Drew near its entrance in a noble band.
D9.11.34
He bade them raise the curtain, and the callAnnounced their entry, welcoming them all.
D9.11.35
They came to Bahram, where the crown and throneIn all their beauty to the chiefs were shown.
D9.11.36
They cried, “Live long! May evil’s hand remainFar off, and never bring you harm or pain.”
D9.11.37
The king of kings received them with good cheer,And set each in the rank his worth made clear.