twenty four:
The king called him blessed
and regarded it as Patibrata Sonori.
Give it to whoever wants it
And make him a king from rank. 20.
The great king called him.
He opened the treasury and gave a lot of money.
(He) was rank, became king
And took the king's daughter. 21.
adamant:
Chhail Kuar was called by the great king
And according to the Vedic custom (married) the daughter.
(That) Chhail was well-chipped by Chhailani in this way.
Even a fool did not understand that difference. 22.
dual:
With this trick, that chailni covered the chail.
All the faces were left in awe, no one could find the difference. 23.
Here ends the 211th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 211.4050. goes on
dual:
There lived a king named Muchakand in Bukhara city.
In shape (it seemed) as if Brahma had created the second moon. 1.
His wife's name was Husain Jahan, who had an extraordinary form.
He had an auspicious daughter named Sukumar Mati. 2.
He also had a Sujan son named Shub Karan
Whom the whole world knew as brave, handsome and lovable. 3.
He was handsome, shrewd and brilliant in manners and wisdom.
(It looked like this) as if Brahma had not created any other after creating the idol of Chitra. 4.
twenty four:
Both siblings became young.
The king died while ruling.
Husain Jahan was left a widow.
Without her husband (she) was very sad. 5.
The nobles (ministers) together said (to the queen) thus,
Your young son will (now) rule.
(Therefore) remove the pain of the mind
And live by seeing the beauty of the son. 6.
When many days passed
So they continued to rule happily.
The mother saw the beautiful son
So (slowly) he forgot the king from his mind. 7.
dual:
Women of men, of Gandharbas, of Nagas used to come and see (his) beauty.
The wives of gods, giants and kinnars would be stunned seeing (him).8.
(They) all say blessed seeing the beauty of Rajkumar.
Beads, pearls and gold coils would strike from him. 9.
adamant:
(Talking to each other) O Sakhi! If we get such a Raj-Kumar one day
So let's continue to sacrifice from birth to birth.