In the Šāhnāma (M 41), Firdōsī told the story of the seven banquets (bazm) of Anōšervān (Chosroes I) who gave a series of entertainments at which he bade the high priests and great men assemble at the palace with the sages, and asked about various subjects belonging to the wisdom-literature. In the Codex TD 26, we find another banquet of Anōšervān to the sages:
Vehšābuhr, the chief priest;
Māhādurbūm, chief of the husbandmen;
Vindādohrmazd;
Vazurgmihr, chief of the court.
