Brahmin said:
twenty four:
Then the Brahmin became very angry
And stood up in panic.
(And began to say) Now I go to this king
And I ask you there by binding you. 119.
Raj Kumari said:
Then that Raj Kumari caught hold of the Brahmin
and threw it into the river.
(He) was caught and given eight hundred goats
And purified him well. 120.
Raj Kumari started saying that I will go to my father
And you will tell me that you have given me your hand.
I will shave both your hands.
Only then will I be called the king's daughter. 121.
Brahmin said:
The Brahmin got scared after hearing this
And the king fell at the feet of Kumari.
(said that I will) do whatever (you) tell me.
Remove anger from your mind. 122.
Raj Kumari said:
You say that (I) have taken bath first
And has robbed Darab to get more wealth (in the next life).
(Thou shalt not now) worship the stone
And I will be at the foot of the great age. 123.
The poet says:
Then the Brahmin worshiped Maha Kala
And threw the stone (Saligram) into the river.
No one knew until the second ear
What happened to the Brahmin. 124.
dual:
With this trick (Raj Kumari) tricked the Brahmin and broke the stone.
(He) made him a servant of Maha Kaal by giving him liquor and cannabis. 125.
Here is the end of the 266th charitra of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 266.5195. goes on
twenty four:
There was a king named Rup Sen
Who was well-featured, energetic, strong and intelligent.
Sakal Mati was his wife,
Like whom there was no Raj Kumari anywhere. 1.
A Turk (Muslim) woman lived there.
Even Kama Dev's wife (Rati) did not have a form like her.
When he saw the beauty of the king,
Then that young woman fell in love with him. 2.
(That Turkani) sent his Sakhi to Rup Sen
And informed him of (his) passion.
And said one day beautify my sage.
O Nath! Make (me) an orphan an orphan. 3.
The king said to the messenger thus,