Bahram Chubin Marches from Chin

From E6.35, Khosrow Writes to the Khan of Bahram. It illustrates E6.35.63–71:

E6.35.63
The Khan heard this; his heart revived again;He laughed, and pride returned before the men.
E6.35.64
The warriors chose two youths of tested might,Fit to command and hardened well in fight.
E6.35.65
In Chin lived noble Chinvi, known for worth,And Zangwi too, a chief of honored birth.
E6.35.66
The Khan called both to sit and take their pay;The divan gave them dinars on that day.
E6.35.67
He bade them both be watchful in the fray,Then gave the charge that both were to obey:
E6.35.68
“Watch Bahram, whether joy or wrath be near;Keep all the crossings of the Jihun clear.”
E6.35.69
He gave them lion-warriors, band on band;All famed in war, with strength at their command.
E6.35.70
Bahram’s loud tabiras rang; dust rose high;The sun seemed ebony against the sky.
E6.35.71
On Sapandarmad day he led his trainAnd marched from Chin toward Iran’s domain.