The king was then filled with anger.
A pit was dug under that bridge.
He dragged that woman and threw her into that pit.
The fool did not understand anything. 15.
adamant:
Throwing him down the bridge, the king himself went to Delhi.
Mitra came and pulled him from the brich and took him out.
By creating (such) a beautiful character
And by hitting the shoes on Akbar's head, that woman came to meet (her) lover. 16.
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twenty four:
There was a big city called Radhavati.
As if God made him himself.
There lived a king named Krur Ketu.
Jagat used to call (his) queen Chhatra Mati. 1.
His form was very bright,
As if Brahma had created it with his own hands.
There was (no) woman like her among the three people.
Gods and giants used to say this in their minds. 2.
dual:
There was a son of a Shah named Hira Mani.
There was no one else like him among the three people. 3.
Chhatra Mati was happy to see that handsome and handsome young man.
There was no one else among the three people similar to him. 4.
Sortha:
The queen sent a messenger and invited him
And started smiling and saying, O friend! Abandon (all kinds of) shyness and indulge with me.5.
adamant:
He did not accept what the queen told him.
(She fell at his) feet but that fool understood nothing.
(That woman) continued to show gestures in many ways
But that fool did not make love with him happily. 6.
If by chance one finds lakhs of seals somewhere,
So hands should be taken, not given away.
Whoever gets love from the queen, (he) should be taken.
Whatever he says, that should be done without hesitation. 7.
Rani asked him for marriage, but he did not marry her.
He did not unite with her for lust.
He kept saying 'no no no' to perish there.
Then a lot of anger filled the woman's mind.8.
twenty four:
The woman was very angry
And held the stiff kirpan in his hand.
He got angry and killed him with a sword
And cut off the head and threw it on the ground. 9.
Many of his broken pieces
And threw them into the pit.
(Then) called her husband home
And said 'eat' and put it in front of him. 10.
dual:
Put (her flesh) in wine, then gave that wine to the husband.
That fool mistook him for alcohol and drank it and did not understand the difference in his mind. 11.
The bones and bones were thrown into slings
And put the rest of the meat in the grain and fed it to the horses. 12.
twenty four:
A person who knowingly did not play with him,
The woman was very angry at him.
fed (his) meat to the king's horses,
But the foolish king ('Nahi') did not understand anything. 13.
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dual:
Lord Bisan Ketu of Junagadh was a great king.
He was like King Indra or Chandra or like Kubera or he was the lord of the world. 1.
twenty four:
His wife was Tripurari Kala
Who had conquered her husband by mind and action.
That lady had great beauty
Seeing whose image even Shiva ('Tripurari') used to be ashamed. 2.
dual:
Naval Kumar was the gentle son of a Shah.
Seeing his form, Tripura art became fascinated. 3.
adamant: