When the day had gone by, the lady left the place through the same way.(9)
Dohira
She had convinced the Quazi, the police-chief and her husband and,
Then, she left for (the thief) with whom she had entrusted all the fortune.(10)
Chaupaee
Everyone used to say and believe the same
All the people understood that, for not getting the justice and losing
(That) woman lived without money
all the wealth, she had gone to the jungle and become an ascetic.(11)
104th Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed With Benediction. (104)(1944)
Chaupaee
Alimarda had a son
Alimardan (a king) had a son whom the world knew as Taas Beg.
(He once) saw a jeweller's child
He (Beg) came across the son of a jeweller and he was overpowered by the god of love.(1)
(He) used to go to see (him) at his house
He would everyday go to his house and find solace by seeing him.
Chitkaran Laga to do 'Kel' (compassion) with him.
As he felt to make love with him to seek comfort, he immediately sent him his emissary.(2)
The angel used to do many things
The emissary tried hard but Mohan Raae (the boy) would not consent.
He went to Tas Beg and said like this
When he conveyed the decision to him (Beg), he was perturbed and beat him up.(3)
After being hurt, the angel was filled with anger
The emissary became furious on receiving the retribution and,
considering him to be an idiotic, decided to do something.
He told Taas Beg, ‘Mohan has consented to come today.’(4)
After hearing this, the fool became full
Hearing this, his joy knew no bounds, as he took it to be true.
He sent away the people and started to drink wine.
Although human being, he had embraced the life of an animal.(5)
(When) my mind has been bought by Mohan,
(He thought,) ‘My heart is already in the hands of Mohan and I have become his slave since (I saw him).
Once I see him
‘Who-so-ever has a glimpse of him, sacrifices his own life over him.’(6)
When the messenger saw him (due to the intoxication of alcohol) unconscious
When the emissary judged he was totally intoxicated with wine, he broke an egg and spread it on his bed.
His turban, armor and jewelery were stolen.
He took away his ornaments, the clothes and the turban, and the fool remained unaware.(7)
That fool got very addicted to alcohol
The intoxication through wine was so intense that, till morning, he did not regain consciousness.
The night passed and the morning came.
When the night had lapsed and the day broke, he managed to control his mind and body.(8)
(When) his hand rested on the asan (secret area).
When his hand fell over his bed, the idiot thought over,
Called the messenger (servant) to him.
And called over his emissary, who on query made him to understand thus,(9)
Dohira