‘At the time of the death my husband had willed this and I am telling you so.
‘A priest had passed a curse on the Raja that he would become a pauper.(10)
Dohira
‘And at his very gate, Raja would take his seat,
After casting off his Kingship, he would become a pauper.’(11)
Chaupaee
(‘The priest had told Raja,) “You would stay at the gate for a few days and try to tolerate the distress
“One day Rani will come and let you have the Kingdom.(13)
Dohira
“You will rule the same way, although your presentation will be different.”
‘I am telling this the way Raja had communicated to me.(l4)
Chaupaee
‘You and me will go out and search the way Raja had willed.
‘I can only live in this world if I again possess the Raja again.’(15)
Along with Rani, the Minister went out and established that man as Raja.
He was en throned as the Raja of all the land and all the power was handed over to him.(16)
Dohira
Herself killing the Raja she had staged a deception,
And felt much appeased by making the pauper a Raja.(17)(1)
Sixty-third Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed with Benediction. (63)(1127)
Chaupaee
There lived a Raja named Maingal Singh, who was from the clan of Raghu Wans.
He had a woman in his house, who was, seemingly, carved by the God himself.(1)
Sortha
She was known in the world as Dant Prabha and her beauty was
admired by Indara and all the gods.(2)
Dohira
A perfect maid used to live in her residence,
Who was proficient in Vedas, Grammar, Six Shastras, Philosophy and Koka-shastra.(3)
On perceiving her splendour, Raja fell for her,
But, being scared of his women, he could not give her any gift.( 4)
Chaupaee
Raja brought a ring and gave it to that maid.
He told her to’ say that she had found it being mislaid.(5)