By causing (the death of) many,
After destroying many and receiving approbation, he hath left.61.
Sankh and Dhonse are played
The conches and trumpets resound and their sound is heard constantly.
Drums and tambourines sound.
The tabors and drums resound and the warriors are taking out their weapons.62.
It is very crowded.
There is overcrowding and the kings have fallen as martyrs.
With a beautiful mustache on the face
The warriors on whose faces there are winsome whiskers, they are shouting very loudly.63.
They talk a lot.
From their mouths, they are shouting “kill. Kill”, and roam in he battlefield.
By handling weapons
They hold they weapons and cause the horses of both sides to flee.64
DOHRA
When Kirpal died in the battlefield, Gopal rejoiced.
All the army fled in disorder, when their leaders Hussain and Kirpal were killed. 65.
After the death of Hussain and Kirpal and the fall of Himmat
All the warriors fled, just as people go away after giving authority to the Mahant.66.
CHAUPAI
In this way (Gopal Chand) killed all the enemies
In this way, all the enemies were aimed and killed. After that they took care of their dead.
Seeing the wounded courage there
Then on seeing Himmat lying wounded, Ram Singh said to Gopal.67.
The courage that had fueled such enmity,
“That Himmat, who had been the root-cause of all the quarreld, hath now fallen wounded in out hands.”
When Gopal Chand heard this
When Gopal heard these words, he killed Himmat and did not allow him to get up alive. 68.
(The hill kings) were victorious and the plains were scattered.
The victory was gained and the battle ended. While remembering homes, all went there.
God saved us
The Lord protected me from the cloud of battle, which rained elsewhere. 69.
End of Eleventh Chapter of BACHITTAR NATAK entitled Description of the Killing of Hussaini and also the Killing of Kirpal, Himmat and Sangatia.11.423
CHAUPAI
In this way a great war took place
In this way, the great battle was fought, when the leader of the Turks (Muhammedans) was killed.
(Consequently) Dilawar Khan turned red-yellow with anger
On this Dilawar become very angry and sent a contingent of horsemen in this direction.1.
From there (from the other side) they sent Jujhar Singh.
From the other side, Jujhar Singh was sent, who drove out the enemy from Bhallan immediately.
From here Gaj Singh and Pamma (Parmanand) gathered the army
On this side Gaj Singh and Pamma (Parmanand) assembled their forces and fell upon them early in the morning.2.
There, Jujhar Singh (in the plains) stayed like this
On the other side Jujhar Singh stood firmly like a flagpost planted in the battlefield.
The broken (flag) may move, but the corpse (Rajput of the caste from the war-ground) is not going to move.
Even the flagpost might be loosened, but the brave Rajput did not waver, he received the blows without flinching.3.
The two groups of warriors divided and came up (on each other).
The warriors of both armies moved in detachments, Raja of Chandel on that side and Raja of Jaswar on this side.