Somewhere with sula, sehthi and sua in hand
Brave warriors are waging a terrible war in anger. 50.
Khandas and swords were held and the noose (noose) was made for this
As if the king's naar is like a swirl (kundaldar).
(They) roamed around killing like a drunken elephant ('curry').
And the one in whose neck they used to throw, they used to drag him and kill him. 51.
Chaupaee
When all the warriors fought like this
Fighting, and fighting hard, when they fell being cut in combats,
Then Bikram laughed and said,
Bikrim came forward said smilingly, ‘Kam Dev, now listen to me,(52)
Dohira
‘Oh, fool, handover this prostitute to that Brahmin.
‘Why for the sake of a prostitute, get your army killed.’(53)
Chaupaee
Kamsen did not accept what he said.
Kam Sen did not heed and Bikrim said,
That we and you both should fight with treachery,
‘Whether one wins or losses, let us now fight.(54)
Let's take our fight on our own
‘Let us finish our quarrel ourselves, why roll the heads of others. ‘For
(We) ourselves who pervert by sitting,
Our own sake, we should not make others to lose their lives.’(55)
Dohira
Listening to this, Kam Sen flew into the rage,
Sprinting his horse, he challenged Bikrim.(56)
Kam Sen Addressed the Soldiers like this,
‘I will consider you as Raja Bikrim, if you can injure me with the sword.’(57)
(by King Kamsain) having endured the blows of Saihthi in the stomach and being very angry in the mind
Kamsain was injured with a knife. 58.
Tlien they struck each other with force,
And, brandishing his sword he killed the Raja.(59)
Chaupaee
Having won him over (Bikram) called the whole army.
After the victory, he assembled his army and exchanged felicities.
The gods were pleased and gave this boon
The gods showered their blessing and Bikrim’s injuries Were diminished.(60)
Dohira
Disguising himself as Brahmin priest, he went there,
Where Kama was rolling in remembrance of Madhwan.
Chaupaee
As he was leaving, he said these words
Raja (Bikrim) told her that Madhwan had died in the war.
Then hearing (these) words (Kamakandala) died.
Hearing the news she immediately breathed her last and then Raja went to give the news to Brahmin.(62)
When (Madhwanal) heard this news with his ears
When he (Brahmin) heard this news through his own ears, he, instantly, expired.
When the king saw this tragedy