Story of twenty two pupil Anurodhavati
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| Twenty two pupil Anurodhavati |
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The next day, as soon as Raja Bhoj tried to sit in the throne, then the requestee called the requestor stopped and said the story-
King Vikramaditya was a marvelous virtuoso. He respected true artists very much and liked candor. Talent was honoured in their court. He had no respect for flattery like flattery. Hearing this, one day a young man came to meet them.
The court was adorned with music and music was going on. The young man started waiting for the king's permission at the gate. That young man was very talented. He was well versed in many scriptures. Had worked in several states. Being an outspoken, his refugees were seen to be indignant and hence he was fired everywhere.
Even after stumbling, there was no change in his nature and behavior.
He was standing at the door, when he heard a voice in his ear and he grumbled - 'People sitting in the temple are fools. Enjoying music, but have no knowledge of music. Sajinda is playing the wrong raga, but no one is denying it.
His murmur was heard clearly by the gatekeeper. His face became red with anger. He told him to comment carefully.
When he told the young man that Maharaja Vikramaditya himself was sitting in the Mahafil and that he was a great art connoisseur, the young man scoffed. He told the gatekeeper that he could be a philanthropist, but not an art connoisseur, because Sajinde's faulty voice is not understood by him. That young man also told on which side that conspiracy is sitting.
Now the doorkeeper could not remain quiet. He told the young man that he would get the scepter, if his point was not proved true. The young man asked him to find out the truth and said with great confidence that he is ready to face every punishment if this thing is not proved to be true. The gatekeeper went in and this thing reached the king's ears.
Vikram immediately ordered that the young man be introduced in the court. In front of Vikram too, that young man pointed in one direction and said that a player's finger is defective there. The fingers of all the players sitting on that side began to be inspected. Indeed, the upper part of a player's thumb was sliced and he had thin skin on that thumb.
The king became convinced of the music knowledge of that young man. Then he got acquainted with the young man and kept him in his court with due respect.
That young man was really very knowledgeable and penetrating art. He won the king's heart by showing his ability from time to time. One day a very beautiful dancer appeared in the court. Her dance was organized and in a few moments the dress was decorated.
The young man also began to enjoy dancing and music sitting among the courtiers. The dancer was performing a very danced dance and the audience was enthralled and tasted. Not knowing where a bhangra came from and sat on his chest.
The dancer could not stop the dance nor could she remove the bhangra with her own hands, because the violations would get messed up. He pulled the breath inwardly and left it at full speed. Bhangra flew away fearfully with a breath of breath. No one could have felt this moment of incident, but the eyes of that young man saw everything.
He 'Wow! Wow!' He got up and put a garland of beads around his neck in the dancer's neck. All the courtiers were stunned. This has become a height of indiscipline.
Any reward given by someone else in the court in the presence of the king was considered the greatest insult to the king. Vikram also did not like this and asked that young man to give some reason for this audacity.
Then the young man told the king the whole incident of bhangra. She said that the cleanliness with which the dancer blew the whirlpool was a prize-worthy gesture, in harmony with the rhythm, without destroying even a single gesture of dance.
No one else was noticed except him, so how would he get the award. When Vikram asked the dancer, he supported the young man's words. Vikram's anger vanished and he praised both the dancer and the young man. Now in his view, the importance of that young man increased further. Whenever a solution was to be found, his words were listened carefully and his consultation was taken seriously.
Once, there was a discussion in the court on intelligence and rituals. The courtiers said that the rites come from wisdom, but that young man did not agree with them. He used to say that all the sacraments are hereditary. When there was no consensus, Vikram thought of a solution.
He moved away from the city to build a palace in the forest and appointed dumb and deaf maids in the palace.
One by one, four newborn babies were released into the palace under the supervision of those maids. One of them was his son, a General Secretary, a Kotwal and a Brahmin's son. After twelve years, when they were presented in all four courts, Vikram in turn asked them - 'Are you skilled?' The four gave different answers.
The king's son said 'all are well', while the son of the general minister said that the world is mortal, 'If the coming has to go, what is the skill?' Kotwal's son said that thieves steal and slander is innocent.
In such a situation, it's unfair to think about proficiency. Finally, the Brahmin's son's answer was that as the age decreases day by day, how is the skill? After listening to the answers of the four, the truth of the words of that young man was revealed. The son of the king was sure to consider everything efficient and the minister's son gave a reasoned reply.
Similarly, the son of Kotwal discussed the judicial system, while the Brahmin son gave a philosophical answer. Everything happened due to our ancestral values. They were brought up in one environment, but their views varied according to their values. All the courtiers accepted that it was perfectly right to believe the young man.
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