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The king should protect established resources like elephant forests, bridges, and taxes, and also initiate new ones.
A king who seeks pleasure in the hearts of women through deceit will never find true success, just as one cannot thrive in barren forests.
Those lacking wisdom cannot even perform a fraction of their duties completely, despite their desire to act.
The determined mind of a noble person brings forth goodness, while excess or deviation leads to immense suffering.
For women, mistrust destroys everything—even the greatest favor like saving her life means nothing if trust is broken.
Though women may naturally be fickle and prone to faults, even one virtuous woman among them elevates the entire lineage, just as a single moon bright...
After defeating the arrogant and evil enemy in battle, the hero inspires joy among his warriors with the sounds of victory drums.
One should not grow too attached to family—sons, grandsons, and kin—as separation from them is certain in the course of time.
True strength lies in wisdom, not mere valor—like a lion defeated by a clever rabbit, as in the well-known tale.
One should put effort into preparing vehicles, beds, seats, and food—also in appearance and ornaments, as proper decorum matters.
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