Tying it with a rope, she hung it inside the stream.
A rope was tied on him,
She tied a gourd-shell on top so that it could be recognised.(15)
By then the king came there.
When Raja arrived there, she welcomed him with lot of praises.
O Rajan! If you call Achuk (not missing the mark) king,
She asked, ‘If you are a good shot, then you hit that gourd-shell.’(16)
Then the king shot an arrow there.
Raja shot an arrow, which dreaded the sage.
This king will see me today.
He thought if Raja discovered him, what would he do to him?(17)
Dohira
Raja felt very contended by hitting the gourd-shell,
And Rani applauded excessively that he was superb.(18)
Raja left for his abode without acquiescing the secret.
The percc;dve Rani had won him with such a trickery.(19)
First she had revelled with him sexually and then put him in thecauldron.
And then with chicanery, deluded Bachiter Rath.(20)
Chaupaee
First he killed you with an arrow.
First, she got the gourd-shell hit and dreaded Bhawani Bhadar.
Then (he) was taken out of the Deg and called.
She saved him ihrough a cauldron and then gratified by makinglove.(21)
Dohira
Through such an Chritar she duped Raja and had fun with him,
And, thereafter, sent Bhawani Bhadar to his hermitage.(22)(1)
136th Parable of Auspicious ChritarsConversation of the Raja and the Minister,Completed With Benediction. (136)(2714)
Dohira
At the pier of Machli Bandar, an auspicious person, Drupad Dev usedto live.
Many intrepid visited him and fell on his feet for blessings.(1)
Chaupaee
He planned to perform a yagya.
He planned a ritUalistic feast and invited all the Brahmin priests.
Gave them plenty to eat and drink.
He served the dainty meals and earned their benediction.(2)
Dohira
From the ceremonial-fire a girl was manifested.
After contemplation the Brahmins named her Daropdee.(3)
There after, the All Pervader endowed them one son called Dusht
Daman (the enemy annihilator).(4)
Chaupaee
When Draupati became young.
When Daropdee came of the age, she thought in her mind,
Let's do something like this
I should have a swayamber (to choose my husband) and he must bea valiant person.(5)
Arril
‘A fish will be hung on top of bamboo stick.
‘Underneath there, an open cauldron with oil in it, will be placed.