With intense tribulations, he cremated her
and then came over to the palace of Phool Mati.(13)
By killing the co-wife, and showing her to the Raja,
With deception, she had won the favour ofthe sovereign.(14)
Brahma, Vishnu, the gods, the devils, the Sun, the Moon,
The sage Viyas, and them all, could not fathom the females.(15)(1)
124th Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed With Benediction. (124)(2429)
Savaiyya
In the country of Lanka, a devious devil heard the story of Raghunandan (Rama).
That in trepid had exterminated, in the war, the son of Raw ana along with his woman.
That devil, filled with rage and carrying spears, daggers and swords and getting stupefied,
Had jumped over the sea to initiate the raid.(1)
The earth was covered under darkness for eight days, and then the Sun rose and fog was lifted.
Looking at the devil, people were perplexed.
Most of the kings planned a strategy to win over him,
And they rose with bows, arrows, spears and daggers in their hands.(2)
Many a great warrior started to fall down in panic and one started to wander around in a daze.
One ran away from the battlefield and many came to the ground dead.
One died fighting on horses and one (died) on elephants and chariots.
(It was appearing) as if Muni Nayak was blowing incense on the shrine of Tribeni (Allahabad). 3.
Laced with swords and quivers on their bodies, the heroes swarmed,
From all the sides, the dark clouds of Sawan, the rainy season, thronged.
The intense fighting broke out and, even, Ardhangi (Shiva) had taken part in the war-dance.
The valiant ones were abounding and none seemed to be giving in.(4)
Chaupaee
There was a bigger war than Mahabharata
A menacing war was enfolded over India and egoists revelled in the wardance.
(The warriors attacked the giant) many times, but he did not get a single hit.
They fired arrows but could not hit and the devil was, rather, filled with more wrath.(5)
He held a mace in one hand
With a sword in one hand and a mace in the other,
The giant who ran and smote,
On whom-so-ever the devil charged, he cut him off.(6)
Whoever hits on him
And any body who attacked him, would get his sword broken.
Then the giant would be more angry
More and more he was inflamed, more he became resolute.(7)
Bhujang Verse:
When Maha Naad kar kai (that) giant would rush
He would have killed a lot of the army.
What other warrior is there who can fight with him in anger.
Seeing (him), (the warriors) run away very quickly with their horses.8.
Seeing (this) big giant, all the kings have fled
And are afflicted by great fear.
The voices are being run away
Elephants, horses and pawns, all stubborn kings. 9.
twenty four:
Seeing the army fleeing, the warriors are enraged