Adhyaya 36 — Madalasa’s Final Counsel and the Renunciation of King Ritadhvaja
भवेतत्कुर्वतो राज्यं गृहधर्मावलम्बिनः ।
दुःखायतनभूतो हि ममत्वालम्बनो गृही ॥
bhavettat kurvato rājyaṃ gṛhadharmāvalambinaḥ | duḥkhāyatanabhūto hi mamatvālambano gṛhī
এনেকুৱা দুঃখ সেইজনৰেই হয়, যিয়ে গৃহস্থধৰ্মৰ কৰ্তব্য আৰু আসক্তি আঁকড়ি ধৰি ৰাজ্য শাসন কৰে; কিয়নো ‘মমত্ব’ আশ্ৰিত গৃহস্থজীৱন সঁচাকৈ শোকৰ আসন হৈ পৰে।
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The warning is not against gṛhastha-dharma itself, but against possessive identification (‘mamatva’) while wielding power; attachment turns both home and kingdom into engines of anxiety.
Vaṃśānucarita with a strong dharma-śikṣā (ethical instruction) layer; it functions as normative guidance within the lineage narrative.
‘Mamatva’ is treated as the subtle knot binding the self to saṃsāra; loosening possessiveness is presented as the inner coronation of wisdom.