Bandvi Bound before Bahram Chubin

From E6.10, Bandvi Is Taken to Bahram Chubin. It illustrates E6.10.15–26 (to E6.10.28):

E6.10.15
Bahram Chubin heard his troops had returned,And how revenge in Khosrow’s bosom burned.
E6.10.16
He heard the Shah had fled to Rum; his ireAt Siavash’s son blazed up like fire.
E6.10.17
“You luckless wretch! This task surpassed your skill;I praised a man unfit to do my will!”
E6.10.18
The sepahbod, in pride, called Bandvi then,And poured his anger out before his men:
E6.10.19
“You miscreant, deceitful, lying man,Who fooled my troops by trickery and plan!
E6.10.20
Your treacherous heart could find no quiet rest;You joined that cursed stripling, breast to breast:
E6.10.21
You teach a boy the wickedness of state,Reviving ancient feuds and bitter hate!”
E6.10.22
Bandvi replied, “Exalted chief, be still;Seek truth from me, and curb your angry will.
E6.10.23
Know that the king of kings is kin to me;His greatness and his bounty guide my plea.
E6.10.24
For him I risked my life, as duty bade;I did what must be done, and gave him aid.
E6.10.25
If you are truly chief, act straight and plain;Let justice rule; let wrath no longer reign.”
E6.10.26
Bahram replied, “I will not take your breathFor this offense, nor put you now to death.

Bahram ChubinBahram son of SiavashBandvi