adamant:
A woman, seeing her husband, became enamored with him.
(Thinking that) a thoughtful character should be made.
Because without seeing this (Peer) I don't feel restless even for a moment
And if he sees, his wife quarrels. 3.
twenty four:
(Finally, thinking about it, she) went to that woman's house
And brought with many dignitaries to make offerings.
Gave (her) golden ornaments
Who could put an end to them. 4.
He said so by giving everything to him
To Khadama Bano,
I have come here with a hope.
Now I hear them saying to you. 5.
(I) home brewed liquor
And bring many kinds of food.
I shall feed (you) both with my own hands
And I will go home with the offering. 6.
The wine which he had extracted seven times in various ways,
She went there with the same.
Watered both with his hands
And after getting very drunk, he slept on Sage. 7.
When he saw the Pir's wife sleeping
So pointed the eye at him (Pir).
(Peer) by placing his buttock on the woman's breast
Played with her husband. 8.
(Pir's) wife lay unconscious in the intoxication of (alcohol).
And could not consider the speed of separation.
She (the woman) wrote the letter with her own hand
And tied it to the head of the Pir's wife and left. 9.
(Written in a letter) the woman who thinks of (other) women,
So the lawgiver makes them in a similar condition.
So O woman! Don't do it like that
And leave all your bad nature. 10.
dual:
(That woman) read the letter by opening it from the locks of hair.
From that day, that woman stopped quarreling with other women. 11.
Here ends the 381st chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious.381.6858. goes on
twenty four:
There was a handsome king named Bishan Dhuja,
Of which Bishanpuri (town) was in the south direction.
Neel Manimati was his queen,
Who was considered beautiful among all people. 1.
There was a chhattri named Achli Rai,
Who was very valiant, strong and 'Nichhatri' (with armor or without umbrella).
The beauty of her face cannot be described.
(It looked like this) as if the moon (art) had been split and placed in the face. 2.
Rani's love fell upon him,