A Turk's Lasso Snares the Royal Crown

From E6.6, Gurdiyeh’s Counsel and Khosrow’s Purpose. It illustrates E6.6.4–10:

E6.6.4
That horseman rushed forth, grim and seeking fight,His kamand wound in sixty coils held tight.
E6.6.5
He neared the Shah’s bright ivory-colored steed,And aimed at crown and head, kamand half-freed.
E6.6.6
He cast his sixty-coiled kamand in flight,And snared the royal crown in all men’s sight!
E6.6.7
Quick Gostaham unsheathed his blade to tearThe rawhide loops, and cut the deadly snare;
E6.6.8
While Bandvi loosed a shaft of whistling fire,To pierce the treacherous raider in his ire.
E6.6.9
Bahram cried, “May dust conceal your head,And may the earth alone become your bed.
E6.6.10
Who bade you strike the Shah before my eyes?I stood in parley under open skies.”