The Khan's Vengeance on the Khatoon

From E6.38, The Khan’s Vengeance for Bahram. It illustrates E6.38.7–16:

E6.38.7
The Khan sought out the author of the crime,And traced the hand that struck at such a time.
E6.38.8
Kulun had in Turan two children, bredAmong close kin who shared their roof and bread.
E6.38.9
When truth was known, he burned the dwelling down,With all its quarter in that stricken town.
E6.38.10
He flung the children in the leaping flame,And gave their goods to plunder, spoil, and shame.
E6.38.11
He knew that Kharrad’s schemes had shaped it all,That guile and wrong had brought about this fall.
E6.38.12
He sent swift dromedaries through the land,But Kharrad did not fall into his hand.
E6.38.13
He cried, “How did that dog escape and flee,Who kindled such a raging fire for me?”
E6.38.14
The Khatoon next he seized; from private placeHe dragged her by the hair in grim disgrace.
E6.38.15
He seized her wealth and would not heed her pain,Nor let her grief awaken mercy’s reign.
E6.38.16
The Khan and court put on the mournful blue,And draped the realm in sorrow’s darkling hue.