The servants remained there (ie drowned) along with their wives.
One hundred and sixty prostitutes were swept away. 24.
dual:
After being soaked with water (their) clothes became ten and ten manas and salwars became six and six manas.
All the prostitutes drowned, no one could pull them out. 25.
twenty four:
Then the queen went to the king
And began to explain in many ways.
O Husband Dev! Don't worry about anything.
Deal with these queens. 26.
(I call you) other whores.
Playing with them.
which the creator has kept you
(Then) the beauties will be many thousands more. 27.
dual:
The foolish king remained silent and could not consider the character.
Rani made an arena of one hundred and sixty prostitutes during the day. 28.
Here ends the 168th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 168.3336. goes on
twenty four:
An Ahiran (Gujari) lived in Braj country.
Everyone called him Shah Pari.
Her body was very beautiful
Seeing whom the moon used to be ashamed. 1.
There lived an Ahir named Rangi Ram.
That woman was obsessed with him.
When she thought her husband was sleeping
So she used to make love with him (Ahir). 2.
One day her husband was sleeping
And by doing a lot of karma, he got rid of the pain.
Rangi Ram also came there,
But not getting a chance, he returned home. 3.
The woman was awake, (she) saw
And winked at Mitra.
There used to be a khari of reeds
And kept it near his bed. 4.
(He) hugged Priya's body
And rested his pelvis on the ground.
Enjoyed according to the desire of the mind.
The foolish husband ('nah') did not distinguish.5.
adamant:
(He) indulged a lot by pinching her
And kissed his lips and sent his friend away.
The foolish husband slept and could not discern anything.
What kind of work did he do by standing on the khari. 6.
dual:
(Her) breast remained attached to her husband and turned (her pelvis) to play with the friend.