And began to think of his wife as Patibrata.
He lifted the mat over his head and started dancing.
In this way, the man escaped with the woman. 9.
Here ends the 383rd chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious.383.6872. goes on
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There was a generous minded king named Sada Singh.
His Sadapuri (city of the name) was said to be in the west.
Sulank's (dei) was his wife.
(She was so beautiful) as if the moon had been split. 1.
There was a rich king,
Whom God made poor.
He had a very clever wife.
He told Shah like this. 2.
If God pleases
Then it will make you rich again.
(He) disguised himself as a man
And built a shop on the highway. 3.
She used to lend money to people
And takes to keep from being alone.
He made his lot (reputation, reputation).
(This thing) where the rich people heard. 4.
There was a stingy Sophie (pious) Shah
In whose house there was a lot of money.
(He) did not trust anyone, son, wife etc
And he used to keep the money with himself. 5.
That woman saw that Shah
And called him with much love.
They started saying that your wife and son will eat (all) the goods
And they will not give you even a price again. 6.
(Therefore) O Shah! (You keep your) goods somewhere else
And get the receipt ('Sarkhat') written from him.
Mother and son do not know at all
And when you want, then wealth will come. 7.
Then the Shah said,
I know no other good (man) like you.
You take all my money
And write me the receipt in secret.8.
Twenty lakhs (rupees) were taken from him as money
And wrote him a receipt.
(That woman explained that) keeping this (receipt) in the armband
And not to tell any other man the secret. 9.
When the Shah went home with the money,
So she (the woman) disguised herself as a labourer.
She went to her house.
That fool (Shah) did not understand the difference. 10.
(He told Shah) to give me a piece of bread
And taking (the work of) filling water above the neck.
Spend your little like this.