That King Sikandar has obtained Amrit.
If man will become immortal
(So he) will win over fourteen people. 45.
dual:
So something should be done about it
With which the body of this fool will become old and he will not be able to drink the nectar. 46.
adamant:
Indra sent an Apachara named Rambha.
Who came (near the pond) in the form of an old bird.
Do not think that even a single feather is left on his body.
His body cannot be seen, disgust arises in the mind. 47.
dual:
When Sikandar began to drink the nectar,
So he laughed seeing the bird with a huggable body. 48.
twenty four:
(Sikander) went to that bird and asked,
O brother! Why did you laugh at me?
Tell me all that
And remove the sorrow of my heart. 49.
The bird said:
dual:
There is not even a single feather on (my) body, nor is there any blood in my body.
The body is not purified and I am living with pain when (I) have drunk this bad water. 50.
twenty four:
It is good if (you drink this) nectar.
Live long like me.
Alexander was very afraid to hear this.
He wanted to drink the nectar, but did not drink it. 51.
dual:
The woman who could not be cheated (ie Alexander) cheated by doing this character.
Poet Kal says that then this story ended. 52.
Here is the end of the 217th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 217.4186. goes on
dual:
Chandra Ketu, the king of Mashad, was very handsome
On the door of which the heroes of the countries used to lie. 1.
adamant:
He had two sons, Sasi Dhuj and Ravi Ketu.
There was no hero like him among the three people.
His glory was spread all over the world.
(To see their beauty) the sun and the moon also used to roam. 2.
dual:
The king's wife Din Ketu Mati was of extraordinary form.
No one could even see (him) by making him more intense. 3.
Rasrang Mati was his second wife.
The king became obsessed with her and forgot his wife. 4.
twenty four:
Then the queen became very angry.
Due to (stagnant burn) the water was burnt into eight pieces.