इन्दुमत्युवाच । किमर्थं राजशार्दूल त्वं रोदिषि महास्वनम् । कथं ते कुशलं राज्ये शरीरे वा पुरेऽथवा
indumatyuvāca | kimarthaṃ rājaśārdūla tvaṃ rodiṣi mahāsvanam | kathaṃ te kuśalaṃ rājye śarīre vā pure'thavā
ইন্দুমতীয়ে ক’লে: হে ৰাজশাৰ্দূল, তুমি কিয় ইমান ডাঙৰ স্বৰে কান্দিছা? ৰাজ্যত, তোমাৰ দেহত, নে নগৰত সকলো কুশল তো?
Indumatī
Scene: Inside a palace chamber at night: the queen Indumatī, composed yet alarmed, questions the king who weeps loudly; lamps flicker, attendants keep distance, the king’s posture shows collapse of royal composure.
Dharma is discussed within family and governance; concern for the ruler’s inner state and outer realm sets the stage for righteous action.
No site is mentioned in this verse.
None in this verse; it initiates inquiry that will lead to dharmic remedies.