The woman also happily made love to him
And that woman was sold without hesitation. 8.
The woman thought in her mind that (now) I should go with him
And don't show my husband again.
So some characters should be done like this
With which one should remain positive and not have to listen to bad things. 9.
(He) explained the whole secret to a Sakhi and said
Go and tell (the king) that the queen is drowned (following the deer).
After hearing the matter, Sakhi went there
And whatever the queen had told him, (that) news was conveyed to the king. 10.
(The queen) herself went happily with Kunwar,
But the king kept his head down after hearing about the drowning of the queen.
No man can know the character of women.
Shastras, Smritis and Vedas also say this difference. 11.
twenty four:
Kunwar took her (the woman) with him
And began to indulge in various things with him.
This fool (king) did not understand anything
And this is known that the woman has drowned. 12.
Here is the conclusion of the 238th charitra of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 238.4451. goes on
dual:
There lived a handsome king in Siroj Nagar.
(He) was a clever and incomparable lion-man in Kamakrida. 1.
twenty four:
He was blessed with four sons
Who were brave and proud.
(The king) who brought another queen in marriage,
She also got pregnant and gave birth. 2.
One (another) son was born to him
Who was born to Rani Bir Mati.
His wife was named Ketu.
The poverty of the Brahmins was abolished (i.e. they were given a lot of charity). 3.
(The first) four sons were state officials
This was the great sorrow (in the mind of that) woman.
If anyone kills those four,
Only then the fifth son could get the kingdom. 4.
(He) sent a man to the elder son
And sent saying that you have been called by the king.
When Raj Kumar came
Then he killed (him) and threw him in the cell. 5.
Similarly (then) called another.
Killed him with the same sword.
In the same way (the rest) by calling both
Killed and thrown in the river. 6.
dual:
First killed the four sons and then called the husband.
With tears in her eyes, she pleaded like this.7.
O Rajan! Listen, your two sons have died fighting (with each other) for the kingdom.