Certainly! Here is a medium-length script for a play on Sangh Bhakti (devotion to the Jain Sangh/community) inspired by the life of King Kumarpal—one of the most illustrious Jain kings, a disciple of Acharya Hemchandra, and renowned for his devotion to the Jain Sangh. The script is designed for 6-8 characters and highlights key moments of Kumarpal’s devotion.

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Title: “Kumarpal’s Sangh Bhakti”

Characters:

• Kumarpal (the King)
• Acharya Hemchandra
• Minister
• Sangh Pramukh (Head of the Jain Sangh)
• Guards (2)
• Devotees (2-3, optional)

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Scene 1: The Royal Court

(The court is in session. Kumarpal is on the throne, with ministers and guards present.)

Minister: Maharaj, the construction of temples across Gujarat is progressing. The Sangh is pleased, and our people are inspired.

Kumarpal (smiling): It is my good fortune to serve the Sangh. A ruler's true strength lies in supporting Dharma.

(Acharya Hemchandra enters. Everyone stands and bows.)

Kumarpal (bowing deeply): Pranam, Gurudev! Please be seated.

Acharya Hemchandra: Blessings, Kumarpal. I hear of your devotion to the Sangh. Remember, Sangh Bhakti is not only about grand acts but also about humility and care for every member.

Kumarpal: Gurudev, please guide me on how to serve the Sangh with true devotion.

Acharya Hemchandra: Serve every member equally—be it a king or a commoner. Protect the Sangh and uphold its dignity.

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Scene 2: The Test of Devotion

(At a Sangh function. The Sangh Pramukh sits with devotees. Kumarpal enters in simple clothes, carrying a water pot.)

Sangh Pramukh: Maharaj, why this humble appearance?

Kumarpal (bowing): Today, I serve as a sevak (servant) of the Sangh. Please allow me to pour water for all.

(He respectfully serves water to every member, young and old. Some devotees are surprised and moved.)

Devotee 1 (whispering): See the king’s humility! He serves without pride.

Sangh Pramukh: Maharaj, you set an example for all.

Kumarpal: What is a king without Sangh Bhakti? My true wealth is the blessing of the Sangh.

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Scene 3: Protecting the Sangh

(A guard rushes in, panic-stricken.)

Guard: Maharaj! Some miscreants have insulted Sangh members in the marketplace!

Kumarpal (rising in anger): This cannot be tolerated! The dignity of the Sangh is above all.

(He addresses the assembly.)

Kumarpal: Let it be known—anyone who disrespects the Sangh disrespects the king. I will personally ensure their protection.

(He goes to the marketplace, orders justice, and respectfully invites the Sangh members to the palace.)

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Scene 4: Sangh’s Blessings

(Back in the court, Sangh Pramukh and devotees bless the king.)

Sangh Pramukh: Maharaj, your Sangh Bhakti is unparalleled. May your reign be peaceful and prosperous.

Kumarpal (bowing): It is by serving the Sangh that I receive true blessings.

Acharya Hemchandra: May Kumarpal’s devotion inspire future generations. Sangh Bhakti is the path to peace, prosperity, and liberation.

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Curtain closes as everyone chants “Jai Jinendra!”

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End of Play