अराजबीजी लुब्धः क्षुद्रपरिषत्को विरक्तप्रकृतिरन्यायवृत्तिरयुक्तो व्यसनी निरुत्साहो दैवप्रमाणो यत्किंचनकार्यगतिरननुबन्धः क्लीबो नित्यापकारी चेत्यमित्रसम्पत् ॥ कZ_०६.१.१३ ॥
arājabījī lubdhaḥ kṣudrapariṣatko viraktaprakṛtir anyāyavṛttir ayukto vyasanī nirutsāho daivapramāṇo yatkiṃcanakāryagatir ananubandhaḥ klībo nityāpakārī cety amitra-sampat
The assets (exploitable weaknesses) of an enemy are these: lacking royal lineage/legitimacy, greedy, served by a petty council, having subjects/constituents who are disaffected, acting unjustly, undisciplined/unmethodical, addicted to vices, lacking energy, relying on fate as the deciding proof, pursuing trivial or aimless undertakings, lacking continuity/follow-through, impotent/cowardly, and habitually harmful.
He treats poor legitimacy, unjust rule, disaffected constituents, and vice-driven leadership as exploitable weaknesses that make the enemy easier to destabilize or defeat.
It signals low-quality advisers and decision-making structures, increasing policy errors and making the regime easier to outmaneuver.