dual:
May your two sons live forever in the world.
Don't accept his grief, your husband is still alive. 5.
twenty four:
Any woman who goes there (to regret),
That explains the same thing
May your sons live for four ages
And never think of any sorrow for both of them. 6.
Here is the conclusion of the 150th chapter of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 150.2995. goes on
dual:
There lived (a) king named Kupit Singh in Rajouri.
He was always very kind and never got angry. 1.
twenty four:
His wife's name was Guman Mati.
(He was) called the fairest among the three peoples.
She was very fond of her husband
And she considered him dearer than mortals. 2.
When the king went to war
So the queen says thus,
(Hey Nath!) I will not leave you and stay at home
And I will hold the feet of Pranath. 3.
When the king had to go somewhere in the battlefield,
So Rani used to go ahead and wield the sword.
(When the king) used to return home after defeating his enemies
(So with him) she used to indulge in various things. 4.
One day the king had to go to war
(So he) mounted on an elephant with his wife and left.
As soon as he left, Ghamsan went to war
And proud warriors rose up. 5.
adamant:
(The king) got angry and killed the warriors in the battlefield.
He destroyed the chariots and horses by shooting various kinds of arrows.
After seeing the war, the soldiers screamed
And the drum, the trumpet and the mridang-muchang played. 6.
The horsemen went (to the battlefield) with great anger in their hearts.
Armoured-armoured armies rushed from both sides.
There was a sound of fighting and (the warriors) came in full force
And fighting in front, the warriors fell to pieces. 7.
Soon the terrible warriors will come down to earth.
Many indomitable warriors were cut to pieces by swords.
(They may) fall in pieces, but the mind (from the war) is not diverted in the slightest.
(It was seeming like this) as if Vidhadata had brought a flood again. 8.
When the king along with the queen was filled with anger.
So both of them took stiff bows and arrows in their hands.
Seeing the enemy in the south direction, the woman shot an arrow
And crushed the enemy with a single arrow. 9.
(It seemed) as if the sun had risen at noon in the month of Jeth.
(or) as if the sea shores had been washed away by a flood.