In the evening, the king will come home.
Only then will he call you (that is, ministers and saints). 36.
Bhujang Verse:
(The woman) found Prana dear and Naina became like this,
As if a black buck was caught in a snare.
He captivated the king as if he had bought a price.
The woman indulged with him to her heart's content. 37.
Shah lay unconscious and could not think of anything.
(It appeared) as if kicked by Satan.
(He) the fool was not speaking, nor rising nor sleeping.
Here Banka Raja was having intercourse with a woman. 38.
dual:
Shah was tied under the palanquin
And whatever wealth was in the house, he put it in the palanquin. 39.
adamant:
She ran and got into that palanquin.
Having achieved great happiness with the king, he performed Raman.
The king went to his house with the woman
And tied Shum Sophie under the palanquin. 40.
When both men and women (Raja and Shahani) reached the house happily
(So they) said send the palanquin to the Shah's house.
Tied under (the palanquin) the Shah came there (to his house).
From where the king took away the woman along with the money. 41.
twenty four:
(When) the night passed and the morning came,
Then Shah opened both his eyes.
Who has tied me under the palanquin?
Being ashamed, he started saying like this. 42.
What I said to the woman,
They were lost in his mind.
All my wealth is lost along with my wife.
The law has made me such a situation. 43.
The poet says:
dual:
Part always pays off, no matter what one does.
What the author has written there, in the end it is the same. 44.
adamant:
When Shah regained consciousness, he kept his head down
And do not talk about secrets with other people.
That fool did not understand the difference.
It was understood that she had taken the money (of the house) and gone to bathe in the shrines. 45.
Here is the conclusion of the 245th charitra of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 245.4609. goes on
twenty four:
In the eastern direction (lived) a great king named Tilak.
Bhan Manjari was a woman in his house.
He had a son named Chitra Burn
Whose beauty was not equal to Indra and Chandra. 1.
adamant: