Raja worshipped god Vishnu and always reflected on his appellation.
He would never recollect Shiva and continuously recounted the praises of Krishna.(2)
He reprimanded Rani as well why did she think of Shiva so much.
‘My mind is convinced that he has no celestial powers.’(3)
(Her reply) ‘I will show you the miraculous power of Shiva and then you will be convinced.
‘You don’t realize the Chritars of Shiva, as you are just confined to your palaces and treasure.(4)
Chhapai Chhand
‘Primarily Shiva killed the Devil Tripur and was honoured as Tripukiller.
Then, with tresses imbued in colours, he earned the admirations as god Gandharabh.
With the tresses as such he was worthy of being called god of Jatty.
Animals, birds, Jachh, Bhujang, the gods, the evils, men, women and sages, all became fond of him.
Being married to Parbati he is addressed as Parbati-spouse as well.
But, you, Oh Foolish Raja, cannot comprehend such mysteries.(5)
Dohira
‘First I will show you Shiva’s miracle,
‘And then I will put you on his righteous path.’(6)
Chaupaee
When he was sleeping, she jumped over and swiftly turned over his bed.
And continuously orated, Shiva, Shiva, Shiva but Raja could not perceive the enigma.(7)
(He said) ‘Some body has toppled over my bed, and, Rani, I could not discern.’
(Rani) ‘Please tell me in details and open up your mind.(8)
‘You must have spoken badly about Shiva and, now, you are facing Shiva’s wrath.
‘He has shown you his miracle by knocking you down the bed.’(9)
Learning this, the foolish Raja dreaded and fell upon the feet of the woman.
‘I abandon the meditation upon Vishnu and will, from now on, remain attached to the feet of Shiva.(10)
‘Shiva has shown me the marvel and has given me sanctuary under his feet.
‘I have become his disciple and I forswear the deliberations of Vishnu for ever.’(11)
Dohira
By toppling over the bed on which Raja was sleeping,
Through this manoeuvre, Rani turned Raja into a devotee of Shiva.(12)(1)
130th Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed With Benediction. (130) (2573)
Chaupaee
Up in the lofty mountains there was one Raja who belonged to Chandrabansi clan.
Bhaag Mati was his wife, and it seemed she had stolen radiance from the Moon.(1)
Dohira
It is heard that he had a very big palace and a flag always remained hoisted there.
That splendid palace could not be overlooked and it was an epitome of heaven.(2)
Chaupaee
When the Rani saw Deb Datt, she felt as if she had come across a treasure of splendour.
She sent her maid and called him over and made love with him.(3)
When Raja Bir Dev heard that a paramour had come to his place,
He was enraged, he unsheathed his sword and, instantly, reached the place.(4)
When Bhaag Mati saw the Raja, she sent him (the friend) upstairs of the palace.
She went forward, stopped him (the Raja) and invariably intimated with him.(5)
Dohira
She had a room completely filled with cotton.
She told Raja that she had caught a thief that day.(6)
Chaupaee