dual:
The sword got stuck in the nose and escaped from the hand.
(That woman's) arm was caught by the tusks of an elephant and the bones were broken. 13.
twenty four:
Then Sammi took care of health
And hit the big enemy in the chest.
He took it off (from Ambari) with a spear
And after showing them all, he threw them on the ground. 14.
Seeing the way, Said Khan recognized the woman
And began to call (him) Dhan Dhan.
The child that will be born from its womb,
He will win the fortress of Lanka in words. 15.
dual:
(This woman) has come and attacked me by tearing the army and making the elephants jump.
Their only reward is that we give them husbands. 16.
Thus by throwing the sword in the head, killing the big horse riders
And by trampling the whole army (they) freed their husband. 17.
twenty four:
The warriors were greatly slain
And drove the Khans into the battlefield.
She rescued her husband.
Let the bells of happiness start ringing. 18.
Here is the conclusion of the 147th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 147.2958. goes on
twenty four:
There lived a prostitute in Kanauj Nagar.
The world called him very handsome.
A king named Durga Dutt settled in it
And forgot (his) queens from the heart. 1.
The queens sat down and took this advice
That the king is out of our hands.
(We) should make the same effort together
By which this prostitute should be killed. 2.
adamant:
Rani called Bisan Singh.
Made love with him and played with him.
Then talked to him with interest
That knowing me (your) interest, do one thing for me. 3.
First give this whore a lot of money
And then express love to the king in front of him.
When its love for the king is broken
Then call it to your house and kill it. 4.
At first he gave a lot of money to the prostitute.
Then developed love and played with him.
When the king called her (prostitute) to the house (or assembly).
So he (Bishan Singh) also came and sat in that meeting.5.
Bishan Singh laughed and said something to him
And then gestured to the king.
Don't show this stupid king any more haw bhava ('desi').