The Story of the Thirteenth Doll

On  the  13th  day,  when  King  Boja  moved  toward  the  honored  position,  the  13th  doll  showed  up.  She  stated  my  name  is  Kirtimati.  First  tune  into  this  anecdote  about  the  liberality  of  King  Vikramadica  and  after  that  choose  whether  you  are  liberal  like  him  or  not.  And  in  the  event  that  truly  at  that  point  you  can  sit  on  this  honored  position.  What's  more,  the  doll  began  portraying  a  story  king  Vikramadica  in  his  court.

Consistently  in  the  court  of  Vikramadica,  exchanges  were  held  in  regards  to  different  issues.  At  some  point,  the  theme  of  dialogue  was  who  is  the  most  liberal  individual  on  the  planet?  All  the  subjects  took  the  name  of  King  Vikramadica  as  the  most  liberal  individual  of  the  world.  They  described  diverse  stories  which  demonstrated  the  liberality  of  King  Vikramaditi.  Vikramadita  was  tuning  in  to  every  one  of  his  gestures  of  recognition  calmly,  yet  didn't  feel  proud  by  any  stretch  of  the  imagination.

All  of  a  sudden,  one  squire  stood  up  and  stated  o  King,  I  might  want  to  state  something  on  the  off  chance  that  you  don't  get  furious  or  rebuff  me.  Ruler  Vikramadita  stated  talk  without  dread.  Individuals  in  the  court  began  mumbling.  Vikramadita  requested  that  everybody  be  quiet  and  afterward  asked  the  squire  let  me  know,  is  there  somebody  more  liberal  than  me?  Indeed,  your  majesty,  answered  the  subject,  there  is  a  kingdom  over  the  ocean  that  is  led  by  King  Kirtidwaj.

I  was  there  for  at  some  point  and  have  seen  his  liberality.  Each  morning  he  gives  away  one  lathe  gold  coins  to  the  poor.  It  is  at  exactly  that  point  that  he  takes  his  dinners.  For  whatever  length  of  time  that  I  remained  in  his  kingdom.  I  went  each  day  to  his  royal  residence  to  profit  by  his  philanthropy.

Lord  Vikramadicia  felt  satisfied  with  the  retainer  since  he  had  communicated  his  sentiments  with  no  dread  and  gave  him  numerous  gold  coins  as  remuneration.  In  the  meantime,  King  Vikramadica  believed  that  he  should  meet  such  a  liberal  individual  and  test  his  liberality  as  well.  Next  morning,  King  Vikramaditya  gave  over  the  entirety  of  his  critical  duties  to  his  clergymen  and  afterward  left  for  his  voyage  on  achieving  the  seashore.  He  called  his  battles  and  requesting  that  they  take  him  to  the  kingdom  of  King  Kirtidwajet.