After saying this to the king, the prostitute went there
And came to the city of Sri Nagar.
(He) came and showed a lot of gestures
And (then) King Medni Shah happily joined him.5.
(That harlot) possessed the king of Medni Shah
And took him along the path of Dun.
(The king from there) Baj Bahadur came with an army
And looted Sri Nagar. 6.
King Mad remained drunk and (he) did not know anything
Who has looted Sri Nagar?
When the drug wore off, he regained consciousness.
(Then he) gritted his teeth because the matter had gotten out of hand. 7.
dual:
(The woman) tricked the king with this trick and made her friend (the king) win.
Gods and demons (nobody) can understand this behavior of women.8.
Here is the conclusion of the 237th charitra of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 237.4439. goes on
twenty four:
There was a wise king named Birja Ketu
(Which) was famous all over the world.
His chhat was a woman named Chhail Kuvri.
(He) had occupied the Beloved by doing mind, escape and action. 1.
One day the king went to play hunting
and took with him (the queen and) many maidservants.
When the king came to the dense bun
So he caught many deer from the dogs. 2.
(The king) said that before whom the deer came out,
He ran his horse.
(The same) reached and inflicted wounds on his body
And do not be afraid of falling (from the horse) at all. 3.
adamant:
A deer came out in front of the king's wife.
The queen chased the horse and followed (him).
The deer ran away and went away.
A (someone else's) king's son saw him (running away the deer) and ran. 4.
Reached (there) whipping the horse
And shot the deer (aimed) with a single arrow.
Seeing this character, the queen got stuck (with him).
Pierced by the arrow of (his love) Viyoga fell on the earth. 5.
Then that woman came to her senses like a warrior and stood up
And went to the gentleman swaying like a gyal.
After getting down from the horses, both of them performed Ramana there.
Until then, (a) lion came out at that place. 6.
Seeing the form of a lion, the woman was terrified
And hugged her lover's neck.
Determined, Kunwar drew his bow and did not budge even a bit.
And Banke (Kunwar) killed the lion on the spot with an arrow.7.
The lion was killed and kept there and had a good game.
He embraced the woman and took postures and kisses.