Saying this, he sent Raj Kumar away.
Disguised as a man in the morning.
Proceeded to Raj Kumar's house.
No one understood the difference. 11.
Raj-Kumar kept him as a servant
And gave a place among (his) companions (companions).
She (Raj Kumar) started arranging food and drink.
No other male or female could go. 12.
(She) took Pritam to play hunting one day
And filled the jug with wine.
(He) soaked the jug with water and threw it (or hung it up).
He kept drinking water from it. 13.
Everyone was mistaking him for water.
No one in his right mind was mistaking it for alcohol.
When (they) went among the buns,
So the girl said to Raj Kumar. 14.
O glorious (Raj Kumar)! you are thirsty
(So) drink this cold water.
(The woman) filled the cup and gave him drink.
Everyone understood him only by water. 15.
Then the woman took the kebab in her hand
And started saying, Hey Raj Kumar! Eat the fruit of the bun.
They have been broken down just for you.
Now (you) eat many kinds of flavored fruits. 16.
When it was noon ('midday'),
So said thus to all the people,
All of you go with the king,
We will worship Jagan Nath. 17.
Sent all the people with the king.
(Behind) Both women and men remained.
(They) stretched the curtain in ten directions (meaning - on all sides).
And laughed and played with fun. 18.
dual:
Through this character, both men and women kept laughing and enjoying.
(They) tricked the king along with the people, but the king could not think of (anything). 19.
Here ends the 393rd chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious. 393.6996. goes on
twenty four:
There was a king named Chhatra Dev.
His city was known as Surrajvati.
Amit Chaturangani Sena with him
It flowed like the waves of the Ganga. 1.
adamant:
Alkes Mati was said to be his daughter.
Think of her as either Pari, Padmani, Usha ('Prata') or Prakriti.
Or consider her the daughter of the moon, the gods or the sun.
(Actually) there has never been a woman like her before and she will never come again. 2.
There used to be a tent called Zulf Rai
Who was considered very handsome, virtuous and handsome.