Dohira
Learning about woman’s fight, Arjan was mush gratified and,
And complimented her saying, ‘You are the supreme.’(37)
Chaupaee
‘Without any monetary compensation, I am yours like a servant.
‘Whatever you order I will abide by and my life is worth sacrificingfor you.’(38)
Dohira
‘The God has endowed you with manliness and me as an epitome ofwomanhood.
‘Without making love to me how can you go. Won’t be ashamed ofyourself?’(39)
Chaupaee
Arjan discharged all the arrows and whole army became unconscious.
Then he made love with Daropdee and no one could observe.(40)
Dohira
Through various poses and kisses, Daropdee relished the lovemaking.
None could interfere and all the princes were shuddered with fear.(41)
Defeating the army of Kauravas, he won Daropdee.
He killed the foes and he acclaimed, ‘Great is Arjan.’(42)
Chaupaee
In the first place, he had killed the intrepid, and those who were left,ran away.
Then attained the bliss and winning Daropdee marched to his domain.(43)(1)
137th Parable of Auspicious ChritarsConversation of the Raja and the MinisterCompleted With Benediction. (137)(2757)
Chaupaee
Abhawatti, the Rani of Uddisa, was renown for her beauty in all the fourteen continents.
She was so pretty that both, the gods and the devils, fell for her.(1)
She saw Roopmaan and fell in love with him.
She called him at his house and made love adopting various poses.(2)
She applied the hair-removing powder on his face and cleared all the hair.
From a man, she changed him to woman, and taking the friend and the husband went on a pilgrimage.(3)
She convinced her husband, ‘My sister has come,
‘We will take her with us and, through ablution, we will wash away all our sins.’(4)
Arril
She went on pilgrimage with her husband and friend.
She conceived such a scheme with the paramour,