King vikram 9

Once, King Vikramaditya Gangaji came to bed. What is there to see that a beautiful woman is talking in gestures with a moneylender's boy standing beside the river. In a while, when both of them went, the king turned one of their men behind them. She returned and told that the woman opened her head when she reached home, then handed her hand over the chest and went inside. The king asked what it meant, then he said, "The woman told me that when the dark night is there, I will come. The boy's boy also said that it was good."

After that, the king went there at night. When the night became dark, then the king shook the window. The woman understood that the moneylender's son had come. He brought the goods. The king said, "Your man lives, if he complains to the king, then he will have trouble, kill him before." The woman went and returned with a scourge killing her man. The king thought that when it did not become the person's own person, then who else would be. So she seduced him and left on this side of the river and went away. The woman looked the way. When the king did not return, then he went home and started crying yelling that my man was killed by thieves.

The next day he got ready to be sati with his man. Half of the burnt is not lost. Jumped out and jumped into the river. The king said, "What is this?" She said, "You go to your house and see this, we have seven sisters in this city, I am one, six are in your house."

By saying so much he drowned in water, he died. The king went home and saw all the details. The six queens that went to midnight went to the backyard of the palace by filling with gold platter sweets. There was a yogi sitting in meditation. He gave him food. After this, six women from yoga The queens returned a little later

The King saw all things with his eyes. The king went to the Yogi when the queens left Yogi said, "Say whatever you wished, say so." The king said, "O Lord, give me the teachings, which makes six bodies of one body." The Yogi gave that teaching. After this the king broke it into pieces. Then he came in the cave with the queens and cut off their heads and closed them in it and went away. He distributed his wealth among the Brahmins of the city.

The pupil said, "O king, are you such that you sit on the throne?"

Muhurt also left that day The next twenty-five-year-old daughter Jayalakshmi stopped her and told the story: