The Throne of Taqdis and the Great Carpet

From E7.5, Khosrow Builds the Throne of Taqdis. It illustrates E7.5.69–80:

E7.5.69
Three seats upon the throne were raised on high,Their jewels heaped in splendor to the eye.
E7.5.70
Four golden steps, with gems inlaid between,Rose from one seat to the next in golden sheen.
E7.5.71
They called the first the Ram’s Head, gleaming bright;There dehqans sat with those of lesser might.
E7.5.72
The next, called Lapis, rose in splendor proud,Where mighty horsemen sat above the crowd.
E7.5.73
The turquoise seat above was set apartFor loyal ministers of mind and heart.
E7.5.74
A cloth of gold, with jeweled fringes fine,Displayed the heavens in its woven design.
E7.5.75
Seven realms, with dehqans, filled its woven ground;And scenes of warriors’ battles there were found.
E7.5.76
With forty-eight crowned kings the fabric shone,Their royal crowns depicted, throne by throne.
E7.5.77
Through seven years a peerless man of ChinHad worked whole worlds into its golden sheen.
E7.5.78
When Farvardin renewed the turning year,On Ormozd’s day he made his work appear.
E7.5.79
They spread the cloth; with wine, a feast was made;Sarkash sang praise while tuneful strings were played.
E7.5.80
Upon the cloth the nobles’ jewels were cast;They called it the great carpet, rich and vast.