Shloka 6.26.42
वानरमुख्य-परिचयः (Catalogue of Principal Vānara Leaders)
यस्तुभीमांप्रवल्गन्तींचमूंतिष्ठतिशोभयन् ।स्थितांतीरेसमुद्रस्यद्वितीयइवसागरः ।।।।एषदर्दरसङ्काशोविनतोनामयूथपः ।पिबंश्चरतिपर्णासांनदीनामुत्तमांनदीम् ।।।।षष्टिश्शतसहस्राणिबलमस्यप्लवङ्गमाः ।।।।
yas tu bhīmāṁ praval gantīṁ camūṁ tiṣṭhati śobhayan |
sthitāṁ tīre samudrasya dvitīya iva sāgaraḥ ||6.26.42||
He who stands on the ocean’s shore, enhancing the splendour of that fearsome, surging host—like a second sea risen beside the sea itself—
"He who is stationed there on the shore like a second sea fluttering the division of army and terrifying is known as Vinata. He is a leader who goes about drinking the waters of the Parnasa, the best among the rivers. He has a sixty hundred thousand army force of Vanaras under him."
Dharma here is implied through disciplined strength: the host is fearsome, yet ordered and purposeful—power aligned to a righteous campaign rather than chaos.
From a high vantage in Laṅkā, Rāvaṇa is being shown the vast Vanara forces; the spy identifies and characterizes leaders and formations.
Steadfast leadership—standing firm at the frontier (the shore), inspiring and beautifying the army by presence and order.