Gurdiyeh Comes Armored to Khosrow's Throne

From E6.47, Khosrow Receives and Weds Gurdiyeh. It illustrates E6.47.14–21:

E6.47.14
She neared the royal city; in array,An army came to greet her on the way.
E6.47.15
Jowshan on, she rode to the palace gate,Then stepped afoot before the throne of state:
E6.47.16
The Shah was dazzled by her warrior grace,As noble chieftains filled the royal place.
E6.47.17
They brought the treasure forward for review,And named each item to his treasurer too.
E6.47.18
Gold coins and jewels, gathered in a heap,With gold-woven brocade and crowns piled deep.
E6.47.19
With girdles, golden thrones and shields of gold,Such treasures as no reckoning could hold.
E6.47.20
Khosrow beheld that cypress, tall and bright,Spring-cheeked, with pheasant gait and queenly light.
E6.47.21
Her face was day, her locks were dark as night;Her lips seemed to rain pearls of purest white.