Bahram Enthroned in Siavash's Crown

From E5.22, Bahram Chubin Claims Royal Title. It illustrates E5.22.1–7:

E5.22.1
Next day, when dawn had silvered every height,And morning filled the world with golden light,
E5.22.2
Bahram spread carpets of Chinese brocade,As if the vault of heaven were displayed.
E5.22.3
Throughout the palace, golden seats were placed,With gold-embroidered cushions richly graced.
E5.22.4
They reared an ivory throne within the hall,Where sat the captain, raised above them all;
E5.22.5
He wore Siavash’s crown of ancient gold,And held his court like sovereigns of old!
E5.22.6
The chief scribe watched Bahram Chubin, and knewHis boldness, strength, and royal hunger grew.
E5.22.7
He went and told Kharrad what he had seen,Both sight and rumor, all that it could mean.