One day Raja had an assembly and called all his women.
He told that he had last a ring.
The maid gat up and said that she had it with her.(6)
‘Where did you find this ring?’ ‘It was lying an the way,
‘And I picked it up. Now Raja, please you take it.’(7)
Dohira
‘To whom God has given, I let her have too.’
The wife could not discern the deceptian which Raja had played.(8)(1)
Sixty-fourth Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed with Benediction. (64)(1135)
Chaupaee
A Rajput used to’ live in Mahobe city.
In the world he was known as Mittar Singh.
He would not let people go by, and used to rob them after beating.(l)
He looted the cowards, and, those, who’ stood fast, he killed them.
After looting all, he used to came and give riches to the woman.(2)
Once, when he went to’ rob, he came across a warrior.
While chasing his horse to run fast, he fell aver and the warriors caught him.(3)
Dohira
He tied him up and brought him to’ Kaalpi Nagar to kill.
Getting the news, his wife arrived there, too.(4)
Chaupaee
She had been collecting the cakes of horses’ dung so that no body could suspect.
She came running fast to reach there to save her husband from hanging.(5)
Dohira
She jerked his (warrior’s) hand and took her husband an her horse.
And taking his awn sward she killed him (the warrior).(6)
Chaupaee
Any horse-rider who came forward, she killed him with the arrow.
She did not care far any body, took her husband and brought him home.(7)(1)
Sixty-fourth Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed with Benediction. (64)(1135)
Dohira
In the city of Roop, a minister had a daughter.
There was none as pretty as she in all the three worlds.(1)
Along with the beauty, God has endowed her with lot of wealth.
His influence had spread aver all the fourteen continents.(2)
The Shah of the country of Siam had a san,