Enticement of the King by Secret Contrivances
Enticement of the King by Secret Contrivances mainly includes such methods with which an ascetic can befool the common man as well as the enemy king and capture him by influencing him with his supernatural powers.
Enticement of the King by Secret Contrivances further mentions that an ascetic with similar appearance shall be able to trace the hidden treasury of the enemy area; which he can protect by placing a snake to protect it .Once he is able to find the hidden treasury, he may pretend to sit with his body burning in the magical fire in a lonely place which shall attract the king as well and engage him for some time. The ascetic can then ask the king to reside for some time for the same purpose as mentioned above. The ascetic can enchant the king as well as his country men along with his ministers about his supernatural powers; he can attract the king as well as his people to the vicinity of the capital which shall help him to kill the king in first available opportunity.
Enticement of the King by Secret Contrivances, along with the ascetics, encourages the spies in guise of merchants who come and sell horse, to invite the king to purchase the best quality of horses when he shall be killed in the tumult of the horses. The spies in guise of Nagas shall stand in the water and sharpen their iron swords and spikes to kill the enemy. The Spies who wear sheets of animal skin can mislead the crowd by making voices of various kinds of animals.
Along with this Enticement of the King by Secret Contrivances, allows the conqueror to create attraction for the enemy ruler who is greedy and attract him towards all such possession like wealthy, women, etc which can kill the enemy very easily.
Thus Enticement of the King by Secret Contrivances enlists some of the methods with which conqueror can capture and kill his enemy without an open battle.
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