Biram Dev was killed and his head cut off
And brought it and presented it to the king.
Then the father sent (that head) to the daughter.
The daughter was very sad to recognize (her). 44.
dual:
When the Begum (king's daughter) took off the (cloth) from the rider's head and looked.
Then the king's head fell back and (even in such a state) he did not accept the (Muslim) woman. 45.
twenty four:
Then the king's daughter became sad
He took a stick in his hand and hit him in the stomach.
(And began to say that) 'Deen' (Islam) has taken the life of my friend.
hate the one who has done such a thing. 46.
dual:
The king's daughter gave up her life for the king of Biram Dev.
Poet Shyam says, only then this story ended. 47.
Here is the conclusion of the 335th charitra of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious.335.6295. goes on
twenty four:
There used to be a king named Raj Sen.
In his house there was a queen named Raj Dei.
They had a daughter named Rangjhar (Dei) in their house
Who was fascinated by gods, men, snakes and giants. 1.
When the girl became increasingly young
(So it began to appear like this) as if Kam Dev himself had created this woman.
(When) she became the cause of parents' discussion,
So she became famous all over the world (by being beautiful). 2.
The mother said to her daughter (one day),
O one with beautiful limbs! Don't be fickle.
(Then) said, that you should marry Bises Dhuj
And win him and make him your slave. 3.
Hearing mother's words (his heart) was touched.
(He) kept it a secret (and did not tell anyone).
When Abla came home at night,
(Then) put on the clothes of a man and went from there. 4.
(She) walked for a long time and reached there.
Where was Bilaswati city.
Going there, he made a fuss about gambling
And bowed (i.e. defeated) all the high and the low.
When big gamblers lost
So everyone called out to the king together
That such a gambler has come here
Who could not be defeated by anyone. 6.
When the king heard such words,
So he arranged to play gambling.
(The king) said, Call him here.
Who has defeated all gamblers. 7.
Hearing the words (of the king), the servants reached there,
Where Kumari was beating the gamblers.
They say that you have been called by the king