 A sixth relief portraying an equestrian combat was carved directly below the tomb of the Achaemenid King of Kings Darius the Great ().During the reign of Bahram II, art in Sasanian Iran flourished, notably in the portrayals of the shah and his courtiers.He is the first and penultimate shah to have a woman illustrated on his coins, the other one being the 7th-century Sasanian queen Boran ().