Bahram Chubin Seals His Kingship

From E6.11, Bahram Chubin Claims the Throne. It illustrates E6.11.83–92:

E6.11.83
When lapis-colored darkness passed away,And all the world grew sun-gilt with the day,
E6.11.84
A Fortune-favored man prepared the hallWithin Bahram Chubin’s palace wall.
E6.11.85
He set the throne; they swept the great hall bare,Then hung the crown above the royal chair.
E6.11.86
Upon the golden throne they set the seat;Then opened court, its setting now complete.
E6.11.87
He took his place as Shah upon the throne;He wore the crown; his power was plainly shown.
E6.11.88
The scribe then brought the royal scroll to light,On precious silk inscribed, both fair and bright.
E6.11.89
Each chief then testified and signed his name:“Bahram is monarch, worthy of his fame.”
E6.11.90
He sealed it with his golden seal and said:“Let holy God bear witness overhead.
E6.11.91
This realm is mine; may kings of my descentHold crown and throne through ages heaven-sent.
E6.11.92
For one full thousand years may they remain,With son succeeding son throughout that reign.”