Whoever attacked him
Then Yama would have sent (him) to the people with a single wound. 27.
(He) did not run away even a step from Ran.
(He) the warrior used to stand in the battlefield.
(He) killed many kings and princes
So Alexander (with fear) trembled and considered. 28.
dual:
A woman named Dinnath Mati (who) was given (to Alexander) by the Emperor of China,
She disguised herself as a man and fell on him. 29.
twenty four:
First he shot the arrow
And then, being angry, struck his body with a spear.
Then struck the sword with rage.
(With which he) fell on the ground, as if he had been killed. 30.
(He) fell on the ground and then stood up.
He grabbed her (woman) by the neck.
Saw his very beautiful face ('badan').
(So) did not kill him, let him go. 31.
He was caught and given to the Russians
And he again got ready for war.
(He) killed innumerable enemies in many ways.
(It seemed) as if a strong wind had uprooted the wings. 32.
Self:
Heavy-armed warriors with katars, kirpans fastened with lacs, are full of strength.
Ghosts, in the future and present tenses, have never left the war-ground.
These kings are not afraid when there is a crowd, but they stand firm with their spears.
This great warrior has killed thousands in different ways. 33.
twenty four:
Then King Alexander was afraid
and called Aristotle and consulted him.
Called Bali Nas (the giant named).
Due to a lot of fear arising in the mind. 34.
adamant:
If you tell me then (I) run away from here
And go into the city of Russia.
(This) Mrig Trisna's murushthali chhalava will kill (us) all (by driving away).
And will make a fort by cutting off the heads. 35.
dual:
Bali Nas was very adept in astrology.
(He) recognized (seeing) his victory and gave patience to Sikandar. 36.
twenty four:
Bali Nas said to the king
That you yourself put the noose (around his neck).
You (without doing so) won't be able to,
Even if innumerable warriors do not attack together. 37.
dual:
After hearing this, Alexander did the same thing.
They put a noose around his neck and tied him to the house. 38.
adamant:
The king fed him well.
Cut his bonds and made him sit well.
As soon as he was freed from the bonds, he ran away there
And brought the woman (laundy) and then let Alexander come. 39.
dual:
Seeing her (woman's) form, Sikandar was fascinated
And made her his wife by playing the dhol mridang. 40.
Then he went to where he had heard the Amrit-kund.
(He) made the maidservant his wife and released the other begums. 41.
twenty four:
Who beautifies the sage at night
And swords with foes by day.
If such a woman is touched,
So (why) should someone else be brought to Chit after leaving him. 42.
Played various games with her (woman).
Begum (her) from the maidservant.
He took her with him
And where he had heard the nectar ('Abhayat'), he went there. 43.
dual:
He went to where the source of that (amrit) was.
If we throw a crocodile in that pond, it becomes a fish. 44.
twenty four:
Indra Dev was then told by the gods