Elephants, horses, chariots and many horses with chariots were cut down.88.
twenty four:
That woman (Raj Kumari) started a duel with her husband
To see which the sun and the moon also came to the war-ground.
Brahma came riding on a swan.
Five-faced Shiva also came there. 89.
The woman shot a gentle arrow at Pritam
Because she did not want to kill him.
(She was afraid that) the husband might not die due to an arrow
And I have to enter the fire. 90.
(She) fought with her husband for four hours.
Both of them shot a lot of arrows.
By then the sun had set
And the moon appeared from the east. 91.
dual:
A war ensued and none of the heroes survived.
They became very tired after fighting and fell down in the war-land for a long time. 92.
twenty four:
He was wounded by wounds
And tired of fighting so much.
(Both) fell senseless in the battle-ground,
But no one left the kirpan from the hand. 93.
dual:
Ghosts were dancing, Jogans were laughing and jackals and vultures were flying.
Both of them remained unconscious all night and there was no improvement. 94.
The sun appeared in the east and the moon disappeared.
Then the husband and wife got up to fight with great anger in their hearts. 95.
twenty four:
Both got up and fought for eight hours.
The shields fell into pieces.
Both fought a lot.
The sun set and it was night. 96.
The woman killed four horses with arrows
And cut both wheels of the chariot.
The husband's flag was cut and thrown on the ground
She cut off the husbands flag and threw it on the ground and sent the chariot-driver to the hell as well.(97)
Then shot Subhat Singh with an arrow
And threw (him) unconscious on the ground.
When he saw him unconscious
Then she hit Subhat Singh with an arrow and made him to faint and disguised herself as his wife.(98)
She got down from the chariot and brought water
She climbed down the chariot and brought water and said in his ears
O Nath! Listen, I am your wife.
‘Listen my Master, I am your wife, and love you more than my life.’(99)
Dohira
With sprinkling of water Subhat Singh regained consciousness,
But he could not perceive, who was his foe and who the friend,(100)
Chaupaee