Like whom there was no other king on earth. 1.
twenty four:
Migraraj Kala was his wife
Who lived in the king's heart.
There was none equal to his form.
Vidhadata had created only that one. 2.
dual:
Two sons were born to him who were of immense wealth.
His speed and fear were considered among the three people. 3.
adamant:
The auspicious name of the first was Brikhab Ketu
And the name of the other was Byaghra Ketu.
They (both) were called handsome and strong in the world.
(It seemed like) as if another sun and moon had appeared in that city. 4.
twenty four:
When they became young
And childhood passed.
(Then) they beautified many enemies in many ways
And nurtured his subjects and servants. 5.
dual:
(They) conquered many different countries and subdued many hostile kings.
Those manly kings were auspicious like the sun on everyone's head. 6.
The first virgin had some form, but the form of the second was immense.
Thousands of women from different countries used to serve him.7.
Sortha:
There was no other country like this young man who was beautiful.
He or the other was the sun, or the moon or Kuber.8.
twenty four:
Seeing the image of his mother and son
All seven sudhas were forgotten.
She wanted to make love with the younger son
(Because) lust (in the body of the queen) had become very widespread. 9.
She then thought that the husband (king) should be killed
And then the (eldest) son who received Raj Tilak should be killed.
I started thinking about which character to do
That the royal umbrella should be swung on the head of the younger son. 10.
(He) called Shiva Dhuj (King Rudra Ketu) one day
And drunk with alcohol and gave it to him.
Then called Tilak-Dhari's son
And made him more intoxicated (by drinking wine) with love. 11.
dual:
After killing her husband and son, she drew a sword in her hand.
He killed them with his own hand because of his (younger) son. 12.
twenty four:
She started crying after killing her son and husband
That the husband killed the son and the son killed the husband.
Both were drunk in alcohol.
(Therefore) they fought with anger among themselves. 13.