Raja once again said, ‘Oh, my dear, don’t be obstinate,
‘Please don’t desert your life, and take half of our dominion,’(20)
‘What good will be this sovereignty for me? This must remain with you.
‘I won’t stay alive all the four ages. My lover is dead but I will remain extant (by becoming a sati).’(21)
Then the Raja sent the Rani afresh and asked, ‘You go and try again,
‘And some how persuade her not to take such action.’(22)
Rani went to her and put in efforts through conversation.
Sati said, ‘If you agree to one of my conditions, then I can abandon my perversity.’( 23)
Sati told Rani, ‘You give me your husband and live with me as a slave.
‘You will fetch water-pitcher while Raja is watching.’(24)
Rai said, ‘I will give you my spouse and will serve you as a servant.
‘I will watch Raja making love with you and fetch pitcher of water too.’(25)
(Raja) ‘Don’t become sati by burning in fire. Please say something.
‘If you desire I will marry you and, from a pauper, I will alleviate you to a Rani.’(26)
Then, holding by her arms, he sat her in the palanquin,
And said, ‘Oh, my woman, you don’t burn yourself, I will wed you.’ ( 27)
Dohira
While every body was warching, he made her to occupy the palanquin.
With such a deception he made her his Rani.(28)(1)
112th Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed With Benediction. (112)(2183)
Dohira
Bishan Singh was a prominent Raja in the country of Bang.
All, high and low, would bow to him to convey their humility.(1)
Chaupaee
Krishna Kunwar was his principal Rani; she looked like being churned out of the sea of milk.
Glancing at her eyes, laced with eye-lashers, many husbands got highly charmed.(2)
Dohira
Her features were most attractive and earned lot of compliments.
Raja’s heart was induced by her looks and he was absolutely entangled.(3)
Chaupaee