Nowruz Beneath the Hanging Crown

From E7.7, Khosrow Parviz Builds the City of Madain. It illustrates E7.7.63–70:

E7.7.63
All went to view that palace in its pride;The Shah spent Nowruz in its halls inside.
E7.7.64
No eye had seen, no craftsman known before,A palace of such wonder, wealth, and lore.
E7.7.65
A golden ring was fixed above the hall,Hung from the vaulted structure over all.
E7.7.66
From that ring swung a ruddy chain of gold,With jeweled links for royal eyes to hold.
E7.7.67
When Khosrow sat upon the ivory seat,They hung the crown above him, rich, complete.
E7.7.68
When Nowruz came and Khosrow took his place,A Mobad sat the nearest, shown due grace.
E7.7.69
Below him sat the chiefs of noble race,With those who dealt provision in that space.
E7.7.70
Below the nobles sat the men of trade;Beneath, the poor whom their own toil repaid.