Almost all components in the scene are built from0 to 100 in Blender and I used geometry nodes to made this rocky environment.
You can ignore the second render. I spent a total of 5 minutes on it.
The post processing was done in Photoshop.
Who was Bahram II?
Similar to his father, Bahram II ascended to the throne with the aid of the powerful Zoroastrian priest Kartir and ruled from 274 to 293.
Early in his reign he was troubled by his brother, Hormizd Kushanshah of the Kushano-Sasanian kingdom. He appears to have assumed the title of King of Kings and laid claims to the Sasanian throne. Soon after, another rebellion occurred in Sakastan, led by Bahram’s cousin and brother-in-law, Hormizd of Sakastan, son of Shapur Mishanshah. Bahram II eventually suppressed these revolts before the end of his reign.
While Bahram II was dealing with rebellions in the east, the western borders were left relatively unattended. In 283, The Roman emperor Carus seized the opportunity and launched a campaign into the Sasanian empire that was unsuccessful and faced defeat by the Sassanids, and was killed. Bahram II in 284 made peace with the new emperor, Diocletian and, aiming to strengthen Sasanian authority, he crowned Mirian III, an Iranian noble from the House of Mihran, as king of Iberia (modern Georgia).
Bahram II was the first and only Shah, during the Sassanid era, to mint coins of himself along with his queen, Shapurdukhtak. He also had several rock reliefs carved, representing his family and members of the high nobility. During his reign, he treated the Zoroastrian priest, Kartir with high respect and granted him several authorities making him even more powerful