The legends of the Panjâb

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Harhhaj Sah.
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' Ram, Ram/ lijo mere, ai Nirp, chatr sujan I
Sat Sila ka anke rakha Sri Bhagwan !
Slid Dai.
And may thou have a son, beautiful and princely !
324 LEGENDS Oir THE PANJIb.
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Sila Dai.
" Eis&l, tfl jug jug jiyo ! Ba30 nag^r gulzar
Ab tere sut h&vega sundar Eajkanwar "
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Bdgnt
1005 " Putr hoga tere, Eaj^,
Bajeii chhattis ^han bS,ja,
Nagar anand ho bliS,ri,
Sabhi gaven jo nar nari.
Karen chalne ki ham tayyari !
Nam Randhir to rakhJye.
1010 Baclian hirde men to likhiye.
Yeh hi asis hai mahari,
" Risal, live for ever ! may thy city be prosperous E
Song.
1005 " Thou shalt have a son, Eaja.
And the music shall be played in 36 places:*
Thy city shall be very happy.
When all the men and women rejoice.
Name him Eandhir. f
1010 Write my words in thy heart.
This is my blessing,
(While) we make ready to go \"
Harbhaj 8ah-
" Take my adieus, O wise and clever Eaja !
The Holy God came and preserved Sila's virtue !
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* In a large realm.
t This gives us a name for a son of RasaW. I have not seen it elsewhere.
As a large number of the chief families of the Panjab and the
Panjab Himalayas claim descent from Salivahan and RasaW, it is probable
from the presence of the name here that some of them, claim it through
this Randhir.