Trophies Sent from Herat to the Shah

From E5.12, Bahram Chubin Announces His Victory. It illustrates E5.12.4–15 (to E5.12.19):

E5.12.4
Then men awoke as sleep released its hold;The captain summoned all his comrades bold.
E5.12.5
He said, “Behead the chiefs among the slain,The bold war-Pahlevans of Turan’s plain.
E5.12.6
Each leader of the folk and captain deadShall have his banner flaunting near his head.
E5.12.7
Set flags behind the heads of those who woreThe diadems of warriors before.”
E5.12.8
He gathered mules to bear the heads away,And took them from the field where corpses lay.
E5.12.9
Then called a scribe and spoke at length of all:The countless troops, the battle’s rise and fall,
E5.12.10
The movements, chances, stratagems of war,And all the toil and hardship that he bore.
E5.12.11
He told of warfare waged by Iran’s men,And how no horseman loosed his belt till then.
E5.12.12
When he had written to the Shah, he choseA courier from the troops to bear his prose.
E5.12.13
He set King Saveh’s head upon a spear,A sign of victory made stark and clear.
E5.12.14
He bade them bear that monarch’s standard too,And heads of chiefs from Chin and Turan’s crew.
E5.12.15
On beasts of burden all were borne away,To reach the Shah with speed and no delay.