There was a king named Thambhakaran of Thambhra country.
(He) was the servant of the righteous and the enemy of the wicked.
He had a very good dog at home.
She was very beautiful and had a lion-like figure. 1.
One day (that dog) came to the king's house.
(The king) killed him and removed him.
Rani was very fond of dog.
(The queen's) mind was hurt by (her) being made to suffer. 2.
The dog died as a result of the attack.
The queen blamed it on the king.
(The king) said, What if the dog is dead?
We have thousands of such (dogs). 3.
Now you have understood this as old age
And will worship it in many ways.
(The queen said) (You) have said rightly, then (I) will worship him
And I will fill water from good good. 4.
The queen named him Qutab Shah
And buried the earth there.
built such a tomb for him,
The like of which is not even of any peer. 5.
One day Rani herself went there
And some Shirni (sweets) offered.
He began to say, (to me) the merciful peer
He has fulfilled my duty by giving (darshan) in a dream. 6.
Pir woke me up from sleep
And showed his own grave.
When my wish was fulfilled,
Then I came and recognized this place.7.
Thus when the townspeople heard,
So all the people came to visit him.
Various sweets were offered
And kiss the dog's grave. 8.
Qazi, Sheikh, Syed etc. used to come there
And distribute sweets after reciting Fatya (Klama).
Using beards as brooms to blow away dust
And kiss the dog's grave. 9.
dual:
This kind of character was done by the woman for her dog.
Until now, people there do pilgrimage in the name of Qutab Shah. 10.
Here is the conclusion of the 328th charitra of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious.328.6174. goes on
twenty four:
There used to be a town called Bijiyavati.
The king there was Bribhram Sen.
There was a queen in that house named Biaghra Mati.
(She was so beautiful) as if the moon had taken its light from her. 1.
There used to be a Panihari (Jheuri).
Which used to fill water at the door of the king.
He (one day) saw gold ornaments,