Alif Laila Story - Story Of Kamruzzaman And Badaura ( Part 4 )
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| Alif Laila Story - Story Of Kamruzzaman And Badaura ( Part 4 ) |
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Then the king, according to the condition, got his daughter married to Kamruzzaman. After the marriage, the emperor gave his son-in-law a high position in his palace. After living happily for a few days, Kamruzzaman became sad. When Badora asked him the reason for his sorrow, he said that he was sad in the memory of his father. On hearing this, Badora sought permission from his father to travel away from the state for a year.
Emperor Gore also happily allowed them to go and asked them to come back soon. After getting permission from her father, Badaura left with her husband and servants. He told Kamruzzaman that you should not be too sad now. From here we will go to meet your father. Prince Kamruzzaman became happy. Both were still some distance ahead when the prince's eyes fell on Badora's waist. A red colored belt was tied in it. Kamruzzaman was about to ask her about the red colored belt, when Badora took the belt off her waist and put it on the ground and fell asleep.
The prince also lay down near Badora and kept looking at the box for some time. Then the prince opened that red box and saw it. After opening the box, the prince found a big red gem in it, which was very beautiful. Something was written on that gem in small letters. Kamrujjaman was looking at opening it till then a big bird came from somewhere and flew away with that gem. The prince chased the bird for a long time, but could not catch the bird.
Tired, the prince sat under a tree. That bird also came near the same tree. Seeing him, Kamruzzaman again started running after him. While running, Kamrujjaman reached the city of an unknown king. No one was talking to him there. He saw a garden in the distance. Kamruzzaman was hungry, he started running inside the garden. Seeing the unknown person coming fast towards the garden, the gardener closed the garden gate.
The gardener said, “You do not seem to belong to this state. Leave alone the state, you don't even seem to belong to this country. Here foreigners are killed on sight. Get out of here quickly." Hearing this, Kamruzzaman told his whole condition and said that I have reached here after wandering. You show me the direction to go to your country. The gardener felt sorry for him. He said that you stay here and eat something and rest, but here you have to stay hidden from everyone. The gardener further said that the island you have come from is about a year away. Every year a ship goes to go there. I'll make you sit in it. Till then you can stay here comfortably.
Kamruzzaman did exactly that. On the other hand, when Kamruzzaman's wife Badaura woke up, she was upset not finding her husband next to her. He saw the red colored belt open at his side. She understood that it must have been opened by her husband, but the gem inside was missing. In effect it was a device, given to him by Badora's mother for his protection. He felt that the prince had gone somewhere because of that device or was in trouble. She waited for Kamruzzaman at the same place for a day or two, but when he did not return, Badaura became more upset.
Badora decided that she would travel further in the guise of a king, so that no one would attack her considering her weak. She made a maid sit in her palanquin in her place and herself dressed in the prince's clothes sat in his palanquin. Everyone moved forward and reached the land of Avoni. When the emperor Ashshams came to know that Kamruzzaman's palanquin was passing by, he came to meet him. He had never seen Kamaruzzaman, so seeing his wife Badora in male disguise, he mistook her for Kamaruzzaman.
Ashshams, the king of Avoni country, considering Badora as Kamrujjaman, asked him to go to his palace. There, seeing Badaur's intelligence and respect for everyone, the king proposed his daughter's marriage in front of Kamrujjaman Bani Badaura. He said that I don't have a son, so I want you to stay here while handling the throne here. Badora could not dissuade the king and could not even tell the truth fearing for her life. He married the king's daughter out of fear.
On the very first night of marriage, Badaura told all the truth to the daughter of Ashshams, the king of Avoni country. After that Badora in the guise of a man said that now if you want, get me punished or leave me. Everything depends on you, but let me tell you that whenever my husband returns, I will get you married to him. Then all three of us will live happily. The daughter of King Ashams immediately hugged him and said that I admire your courage. You stay here comfortably and keep searching for your husband with the help of our army, I will not say anything to anyone.
There Kamruzzaman was yearning for the memory of his wife Badora. While waiting, the day came when the ship was about to leave for Avoni state. The same day a bird dropped some golden thing in that garden. When Kamruzzaman looked, it was found that it was the same machine, following which he had lost his way. Kamruzzaman was very happy. He put that device in a pot and the gardener gave him about 10-20 pots filled with olive oil as a gift. Then the person driving the ship came to the gardener's house and said that whoever wants to go by ship, come soon, because we will leave in a while. Meanwhile Kamruzzaman said that I have to go. I will come in a while, but till then you take my pots and put them in the ship. The captain of the ship got all the pots placed on the ship.
