कर्णश्र निहतः संख्ये तव शीलानुवर्तक: । भगवान् श्रीकृष्ण बोले--गान्धारीनन्दन! तुमने पापके रास्तेपर पैर रखा था; इसीलिये तुम भाई
karṇaś ca nihataḥ saṅkhye tava śīlānuvartakaḥ | yācyamānaṃ mayā mūḍha pitryam aṃśaṃ na ditsasi ||
قال فايُو: «إنَّ كَرْنَةَ أيضًا قد قُتِلَ في ساحة القتال، لأنه اتَّبع طبعَكَ بعينه. وأمّا أنتَ—أيها المغرورُ الضالّ—فعلى الرغم من توسّلي إليكَ لم تُعْطِ النصيبَ الأبويَّ المستحقّ.»
वायुदेव उवाच
A ruler’s moral choices shape outcomes: refusing a rightful paternal share and persisting in delusion (moha) leads to ruin, and even great allies like Karna fall when they align themselves with an unrighteous disposition.
Vāyu addresses a Kaurava figure in a reproachful tone, stating that Karna has been killed in the war because he followed the addressee’s character, and condemning the addressee for refusing—despite entreaty—to grant the legitimate paternal portion (inheritance/kingdom share).