Certainly! Here is a short script for a play based on King Kumarpal and the concept of Sangh Bhakti (devotion to the Jain Sangh). This script is suitable for a simple stage performance, highlighting King Kumarpal’s devotion and the importance of Sangh Bhakti in Jainism.

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Title: King Kumarpal and the Devotion to the Sangh

Characters:

• Narrator
• King Kumarpal
• Acharya Hemchandra
• Minister
• Sangh Representatives (group)

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Scene 1: The Royal Court

Narrator: Long ago, in the kingdom of Gujarat, ruled a wise and noble king—Kumarpal. He was renowned for his devotion to Jainism and deep respect for the Jain Sangh.

(King Kumarpal sits on his throne. Ministers and courtiers are present.)

Minister: Maharaj, today the Jain Sangh seeks your audience. They have come from distant places for the annual chaturmas.

King Kumarpal (smiling): Let them enter with honor. The Sangh is the heartbeat of dharma.

(Sangh Representatives enter.)

Sangh Representative: O King, we are grateful for your support and wish to express our gratitude for hosting us and protecting the Sangh.

King Kumarpal (folding hands): It is my sacred duty. The Jain Sangh preserves the teachings of Tirthankaras. Serving the Sangh is service to dharma itself.

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Scene 2: Discussion with Acharya Hemchandra

(Acharya Hemchandra enters.)

Acharya Hemchandra: O King, Sangh Bhakti is one of the highest forms of devotion in Jainism. By serving the Sangh, you accumulate immense punya (spiritual merit).

King Kumarpal: Gurudev, please guide me so I may serve the Sangh with pure devotion.

Acharya Hemchandra: Feed the Sangh, provide shelter, protect their journey, and listen to their discourses. Do it with humility, not pride.

King Kumarpal: I vow to serve the Sangh with all my heart, without seeking any reward.

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Scene 3: The Act of Bhakti

(The King personally serves food and water to the Sangh, removes obstacles, and arranges for their comfort.)

Narrator: King Kumarpal, with utmost humility, serves the Sangh. His actions inspire the people of his kingdom to do the same.

Sangh Representative (blessing): May your devotion inspire generations. Sangh Bhakti leads to liberation (moksha).

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Scene 4: The Message

Acharya Hemchandra (addressing the audience): True Sangh Bhakti is done with selflessness. King Kumarpal’s devotion teaches us to serve the Jain Sangh with love and humility, for the benefit of all souls.

King Kumarpal: May we all walk the path of dharma, guided by the Sangh.

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Narrator: Thus, King Kumarpal’s life stands as a beacon of Sangh Bhakti. Let us remember—service to the Sangh is service to Jain dharma.

(Curtain closes)

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End of Script

This script can be extended or modified as per your requirements. It highlights the importance of Sangh Bhakti in Jainism and the exemplary life of King Kumarpal.