विक्रम चरित (उज्जैन सम्राट् विक्रमादित्य - पराक्रम, न्याय एवं ३२ पुतलियों की कथा सटीक)

CONTENTS. VII CHAPTER X. PAGE Continuation of Veytal's tale ... ... .. 156 CHAPTER XI. Veytal concludes the history, and disappears ... ... 174 CHAPTER XII. Veytal re-appears, in the form of a peculiar description of swan, and commences to relate the history of the Princess Chitrangee and Charoo, the merchant's son ... ... 185 CHAPTER XIII. Veytal proceeds with his tale ... ... ... 196 CHAPTER XIV. Continuation of the tale—Being interrupted by the Princess Pudmavutty, Veytal relates the story of the Angel of the Sea and the Two Birds ... ... ... 209 CHAPTER XV. Veytal concludes his story and disappears—King Vickramadetea celebrates the marriage of Prince Duntsain with the Princess Pudmavutty, after which he departs from their palace with the brahmin Somedut, who is still in the form of a parrot ... 222 CHAPTER XVI. Vickramadetea re-assumes the form of a parrot, and the brahmin that of a human being—The brahmin sells the parrot to the king of Wishnoopoory, and returns to Oujein—The parrot decides an important cause between a Zotinge or goblin and a brahmin's son ... ... ... ... 245 CHAPTER XVII. The brahmin Somedut and Vickramadetea's Prime Minister arrive at Wishnoopoory as mendicants, and obtain the parrot from the king as a gift—They return to Oujein, and deliver Vickramadetea to the queen his wife—The usurper Koobjuck, wishing to initiate the queen into the mysteries of transmi- gration, enters into the dead body of a hare, on which Vickra- madetea instantly resumes his own body, causes the hare to be destroyed, and re-ascends the throne ... ... 255