And, after displaying him the cooking-vessel, had asked him to take whatever action he liked.(25)
Chaupaee
When the Begum told (her) character by saying
When the Rani displayed such an Chritar, he considered her much more nearer to his heart.
Then he whispered to perform some more chicanery,
And, thereafter, with the concurrence of Quazi (justice) wanted to assassinate him.(26)
Dohira
The Begum hit upon a plan, and instructed the maid,
‘Take it to Chandni Chowk and declare, ‘A ghost is in there.’(27)
Chaupaee
She was bringing Sakhi to kill (her).
She was taking him to get him killed, but the fool in the cookingvessel was happily to be moved.
(He) was thinking that he would get the Begum today
He was thinking that he would get Rani and then would have sex with her.(28)
(She Sakhi) came there with Deg
They brought the cooking-vessel at the place, where Quazi and Mufti, the priest, used to sit,
Where Kotwal sitting on Chaubutre
And the police indulged to implement justice.(29)
Maid’s Talk
Dohira
Listen, Quazi, there is a ghost in the cooking-vessel.
With your order it should be either buried or put on fire.(30)
Then Quazi pronounced, ‘Listen, the pretty maid,
‘It must be buried, otherwise, ifit is let loose, it may kill any body.’(31)
Then the Quazi, the policeman and the priest gave their permission,
And it was buried in the ground and the ghost along with the Cooking vessel was entombed.(32)
This way the Rani won over the heart of the Emperor,
And with her trickery the woman got him declared as a ghost.(33)(1)
Eighty-second Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed with Benediction. (82)(1473)
Dohira
In the country of Rajauri, there was a village called Rajpur.
There lived a gujar, the milkman, whose name was Raj Mahal.(1)
Chaupaee
He had a wife named Rajo
Rajo, a damsel lived there. She was endowed with a charming body.
She fell in love with a man.
She fell in love with a man and the milkman suspected.(2)
Yaar understood that Gujjar has known me.
The lover had no doubt that the milkman had come to know and,
He left the village and went somewhere else
Therefore, he was much scared. He abandoned the village and was never seen.(3)
Dohira
Rajo missed her lover and she remained very depressed.
Dejected, she always desired for a meeting with him.(4)
Chaupaee
All this secret was also understood by Gujar.
The milkman knew the entire secret but did not disclose.
He thought this in his mind