Tukhar Frees Shiruyeh

From E7.10, Shiruyeh Is Released. It illustrates E7.10.119–130:

E7.10.119
He spoke and urged his charger toward the fight,Like Azargashasp in his fiery might.
E7.10.120
He led his forces forward in array;The captain met him fiercely on the way.
E7.10.121
Those famous troops were shattered in the fray,The army’s captain met his death that day.
E7.10.122
The royal forces scattered in that strife;The day grew dark; the king’s cause lost its life.
E7.10.123
In battle dress, through battle’s opened way,He entered that cramped prison straightaway.
E7.10.124
He called exalted Shiruyeh from the cell;The prince replied, and knew his purpose well.
E7.10.125
At Tukhar’s shining face, his sorrow spread;His heart swelled up with grief and aching dread.
E7.10.126
Yet still he wept: “Where is Parviz today?To free us is no task for you, I say.”
E7.10.127
Tukhar replied, “Do not deny our will,Or count yourself apart, resisting still.
E7.10.128
If one in sixteen sons should fail our need,Still fifteen brothers wait of royal seed.
E7.10.129
Each one is fit for sovereignty and crown;Each one would grace the throne of high renown.”
E7.10.130
Shiruyeh, still bewildered, wept, then passedBeyond the prison door that held him fast.