am enchanted by your beauty.
I am crazy to see you.
I have forgotten all pure wisdom. 5.
dual:
All my good sense is gone and my body is deranged with pain.
O (Rajana!) take hold of all the limbs and have sexual intercourse with me. 6.
twenty four:
When the king heard this
So tempted to have sex with him.
He flirted with her
And took postures by pinching the tweezers. 7.
Played with him by pinching the tweezers
And the lust-filled woman remained enveloped.
She didn't want to leave the king even for a sneer
And she used to hold him and hug him.8.
dual:
He made various postures and kissed.
He indulged in pleasures that cannot be described.9.
Self:
After eating the beer-stopping batties ('Briyay'), the king consumed bhang chabi and opium.
They stopped drinking and expressed their love with the beautiful ritual of lust.
Soothing postures, hugs and kisses done in many ways.
After breaking her breasts, she celebrated Rati well till morning. 10.
adamant:
The king was happy and played with her
And being eager with lust, the woman also continued to embrace.
(The king) took various seats
And indulged with joy in the heart until he became a saver. 11.
twenty four:
When the night passed and the morning came,
(Then) the king dismissed the maid.
Behbal forgot everything
And took the armor of the king. 12.
dual:
Krishna followed Kala Rati and reached there (where Rukum Kala was).
She called him and started asking Rukum Kala. 13.
per answer
Self:
(Queen said-) Why are you breathing heavily? (The maid said-) (I ran for you) from here.
(Queen said-) Why is your hair open and the curls are hanging down. (The maid said-) I was lying at (her) feet for you.
(The queen said-) Where has the redness of your lips gone? (The maid said-) Having glorified you so much (the blushing disappeared).
(The queen said-) O Sakhi! Whose armor is this from? (The maid replied-) From there she brings for you (a sign of) trust (in love). 14.
dual:
The queen, who had an exceedingly beautiful form, became silent after hearing his words.
(He) did not discover the secret of deceit. In this way (that woman) the queen was deceived. 15.
Here is the conclusion of the 160th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 160.3171. goes on
dual:
There was a great king named Bir Sain of Narwar country