And wants to gamble with you.8.
Then the Kumari went to the king
And started gambling a lot.
That king lost so much money
That could not be counted even by Brahma. 9.
When the king lost a lot of money
Then (he) put his son on the stake.
(When) the son was also defeated, then the country was placed (on the stake).
He conquered Kunwar and married (with him) to his heart's desire. 10.
dual:
All the wealth of him (the king) was taken away from the country.
Conquered the bachelor and made him his husband and settled in (his) house as a wife. 11.
No one could consider the character of women.
Even if it is Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva and Kartikeya and Kartara who himself has created it. 12.
Here the end of the 336th charitra of Mantri Bhup Sambad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitro Pakhyan is all auspicious.336.6307. goes on
twenty four:
There was a powerful king named Jamal Sain
To which all the three people used to accept submission.
He was the king of Jamla Todi
And he was very brave and the lord of great wisdom. 1.
His queen used to listen to the (dei) of Sorath
Whom the people of the world considered charitable and virtuous.
He had a daughter named Parja Mati
Whom there was no female or female equivalent. 2.
Bishar (city) had a king.
He once came to Jamla Garh.
He worshiped Chhach Kamani (Sitla Devi).
Having taken a vow by mind, word and deed (he came) 3.
Parja Dei was standing in (his) beautiful abode.
(He) saw Rajkumar the remover of sorrow.
(He) had this thought in his mind
To somehow marry her. 4.
He sent Sakhi and invited him home.
(With him) performed the Ramana of Bhant Bhant.
Explained this to him (secretly).
And after worshiping Gauri, sent him home. 5.
After teaching him like this, he left.
He said to the king himself
That I am going to Manikarna Tirtha
And after bathing I will come to Jamla Garh. 6.
She went on a pilgrimage,
But she reached Besehir Nagar.
There he told the whole secret
And did Raman to his heart's content.7.
(That king) had sex with her and kept her in the house
And said thus to the guards
That they (his companions) should be removed from the city immediately
And those who raise their hands, kill him. 8.