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A physician skilled in plots, loyal servant destroyer, and a power-hungry man — if not removed, he deserves death.
The ideal orator is a self-restrained, knowledgeable, courageous, chaste, and articulate person — full of wisdom and charm.
Gifts during marriage, to friends or relatives — if given with modesty, retain their value even after ceremony.
One must plan wisely and act at the right time — reckless courage without thought leads only to regret.
Even with good strategies, carelessness ruins all — like a hunter who sleeps near prey and fails to strike.
Of all strategies, trade-based strategy is best for wealth. Others bring uncertainty — commerce is superior.
Strategies, tricks, and stalling — all may win, but true and quick victory comes only through valor.
Victory depends more on strategy than weapons — even a small, wise man can defeat mighty warriors.
A clever crow killed a black serpent with a golden thread — intellect outwits force.
A jackal slew an elephant by leading it into a swamp — intellect surpasses brute strength.
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