Dohira
The thieves captured that goat and took it home to cook and eat.
The blockhead had left the goat without perceiving the deceptive(6)
106th Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed With Benediction. (106)(1966)
Chaupaee
There lived a Jat, the peasant, named Jodan Dev.
He had a wife who was addressed by the name of Maan Kunwar.
When Jodan Dev would go to sleep,
she would go out to her paramour.(1)
Once, when Jodan Dev was in slumber,
Maan Kunwar woke up.
Leaving her husband, she came to her lover but when she returned
she noticed her house broken into.(2)
On entering the house she woke Jodan Dev up and asked,
‘What had happened to your senses?
House is being burgled and you don’t know.’(3)
Along with Jodan, other people awoke too and the thieves tried to slip out of the house.
Some were killed and some managed to escape.(4)
Jodan Dev was satisfied that his woman had saved the house.
He praised the woman but could not fathom the real secret.(5)
Dohira
She saved her house and degraded the thieves.
Maan Kunwar, the manipulator of all this, is praiseworthy.
107th Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed With Benediction.(107)(1972)
Dohira
Once Sri Kapil Munni, the recluse, went into a locality.
There, he was overpowered by a charming woman. Now listen to their story.(1)
Fascinated by the charm ofthe nymph called Rumba,
Munni’s semen instantly dropped on the ground.(2)
When Munni’s semen fell on the ground, then Rumba managed to seize it.
From that a girl took birth, which she washed away in the River Sindh and, herself, departed to the heaven.(3)
Chaupaee
Floating and floating, the girl reached where the Raja of Sindh was standing.
When Braham Datt (the Raja) saw her, he took her oUt and raised her as his own daughter.(4)
She was given the name of Sassi Kala, and she was amply facilitated.
When she came off the age the Raja thought over and decided,(5)
To entice Raja Punnu (for marriage), he sent his emissary and called him over.