You go and in the morning ('Saware').
Churn the Ganga ('Janhvi'). Whichever male will come out of him,
He will be my husband. 15.
The king was pleased to hear (this).
(That) fool did not understand truth or falsehood.
(He) assembled the people and beat the drums
And at dawn he went to churn the Ganga. 16.
Held the wings of the big wings
And put it in the Ganges and started churning it.
When the water is stirred a little,
Then a man came out of it. 17.
Seeing the immense form of that gentleman
(Raj Kumari) took care of that Raj Kumar.
That fool did not consider anything indistinct.
With this trick, the woman took her husband. 18.
dual:
Just as Vishnu married Lachshmi by bowing to the ocean,
In the same way, Raj Kumari bowed down to the Ganga and married her friend. 19.
Here ends the 394th chapter of Mantri Bhup Samvad of Tria Charitra of Sri Charitropakhyan, all is auspicious.394.7015. goes on
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A king named Sarab Singh was handsome.
Where there is a stronghold called Sarb Sindh Pur.
His companion was a wise son named Thambhu,
No one else was beautiful like him. 1.
Dust Singh was his brother,
Which was considered by all people to be the second moon.
He was said to be handsome and virtuous.
Who else could be said to be handsome like him. 2.
(There) the daughter of the Shah named Suzulf (dei) (lived).
There was no god woman like him.
When he saw Rajkumar,
Only then (he) got a bad attitude. 3.
(He called one) Hitayshan Sakhi
And sent him to his place after telling the whole secret.
But Raj Kumar could not control him.
Thus he came and told the Shah's daughter. 4.
Shah's daughter got tired after trying hard.
But Raj Kumar did not go to her house anyway.
He called one Bir (out of fifty-two Birs) and sent him there.
(He) caught (Raj Kumar) who was sleeping on the sedge and beat him.5.
Sometimes the demon (Bir) would catch his leg
And sometimes he would throw it at Sage.
He overtook him by frightening him
And fearing her (Shah's daughter), don't kill him. 6.
All night did not let him sleep
And scared Rajkumar very much.
The news (of all this) also reached the king.
The king called the one who destroys (the influence of) the demon.7.