That young man was very quick
(Seeing which) the mind of Nari and Nagni used to be ashamed. 3.
When the queen saw his beauty,
Since then (she became very fond of him).
Seeing Mitra's eyes, she was sold.
Since then (he) became crazy. 4.
Then called him to his house
And played with him passionately.
Bhant bhant hugged him
And the woman found great joy in her heart. 5.
By then the king came there.
(The queen) threw down (the king) from the palace.
The king died and (nobody) understood the secret.
The person who fell from above (he really died) ॥6॥
That woman started crying and saying like this
That the god (or demon) has caught the king and thrown him.
The king had consorted with me,
Therefore (his) whole body was defiled. 7.
dual:
With this trick, she got rid of the friend and killed her husband.
That fool could not think of anything. 8.
For him (the lover) threw her husband down from the palace.
He saved his friend and was not ashamed at all. 9.
Here is the end of the 310th chapter of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 310.5921. goes on
twenty four:
There was a Sujan king named Birh Sen,
of which many countries considered Ein.
Birh Manjari was his queen,
(Who) was considered beautiful among fourteen people. 1.
A son was born to them.
As if another sun had appeared.
Her beauty cannot be overstated.
Looking at him, the eyelids could not be closed. 2.
There was a Shah's daughter
whose image cannot be described. (seemed like this)
That Chandrama and Rohini gave birth to it.
(Like this) has not happened before and will not happen again. 3.
When he saw Raj Kumar
Then Kam Dev shot an arrow in his body.
Having fallen in love with him, Sudha Buddha forgot.
Only then (that) woman became pregnant. 4.
He looted money in many ways
And sent to many friends.
But Raj Kumar did not come anyway.
Do not do with him the feeling of the mind. 5.
After trying hard, Kumari lost
But in any case, Mitra did not have fun with the beloved.
(That) the Kumari (with Kama Bana thus) was walking around the wounded Matwali,