Seeing her friend's face, she used to do postures with her arms folded. 5.
twenty four:
Raat Dal used to play with him.
But in Chit, the mother was afraid of the father.
(One day he) asked Pritam to take me with him
Go to another country. 6.
(We) will ride on two horses
And will take all the treasure of the father.
I will play with you to my heart's content,
With which all the pride of Kaam Dev will be destroyed. 7.
Then (the man heard the girlfriend's words) said to her well
And accepted his words as true.
(He) grabbed the father's treasure
And Chanda left the city and went to the south. 8.
She wrote it at home and left
That I have gone to take pilgrimage bath.
If you return alive, you will come.
If she dies, then Ram will do many things. 9.
With all the wealth of the house
She fell in love with him and left.
She used to play with him
And would remove all the pride of Kam Dev. 10.
When many years passed
And ate all the treasure.
When the women starved to death,
Then she left her lover and ran away. 11.
adamant:
Then came to Chanda Nagar
And the mother clung to the feet of the father.
(He began to say) Take (you) what I have done on the shrines.
And bless me by giving half of (his) merit. 12.
The king was pleased to hear such words
And blessed is the daughter with (his) wife.
(It) has come to me after bathing all the pilgrims
(And my) sins of birth have been erased. 13.
dual:
After having indulged with her friend (then) she left him and came (to her house).
The foolish king did not understand the difference and hugged him. 14.
Here is the conclusion of the 214th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 214.4110. goes on
dual:
There was a great warrior king of the south named Sambha
With which Aurangzeb was always fighting. 1.
twenty four:
There was a town called Sambhapur
Where Sambha ji used to rule.
A Shiromani ('Kalas') poet lived in his house,
Whose house had a daughter like a fairy. 2.
When Sambha saw his form