1. O you whom the kings of this world follow
None have seen or heard the like of you

2. Your generosity is so plain even the clouds are put to shame
Your nobility so evident even the lofty stars are humbled

3. Merits that outshine the stars, no rhetoric can match
Caesar's reign fails short of them, as Tubba's generosity chases after yours

4. The keen and glorious one set his eyes on you
Neither foolish of heart nor timid

5. His traits are munificence, bounty and integrity
His nature, piety, chastity and devotion

6. Pure of tent and dwelling, no blemish or greed
Like water in the white vessels when they are filled

7. Neither foam nor dregs
From a people whose faces shine radiant

8. As if they are candles after extinction
Goodness always converges when they unite

9. And merit always comes together when they meet
A people who, when they battle, have battled

10. And if they incline to peace, they have brought benefit
If they excel, they give copiously and if they carry,

11. They endure, and if you seek shelter with them, they accommodate
The clan of Mirdas, a noble folk

12. Instilled with the excellent trait of generosity
They said and never went back on their word

13. And kept up their bounty, never severing
If asked, they excelled as was their wont

14. And if called on about something, they listened
O most generous of people, when they are generous

15. And bravest of people when they are brave
You have ennobled a people you sit amongst

16. Never devoid of your bounty however much they sought
Neither your excellent kinship nor

17. Your good deeds forwent your relatives and followers
For you are their inviolable protection

18. And their honest recourse when they repair
People cannot debase what you have raised up

19. Nor can anyone raise up in place of what you have lowered