अध्याय ३० — क्रोधदोषाः क्षमाप्रशंसा च
Defects of Anger and the Praise of Forbearance
आर्यशास्त्रातिगे क्रूरे लुब्धे धर्मापचायिनि । धार्तरष्टे श्रियं दत्ता धाता कि फलमश्लुते,जो आर्यशास्त्रोंकी आज्ञाका उल्लंघन करनेवाला, क्रूर, लोभी तथा धर्मकी हानि करनेवाला है, उस धृतराष्ट्रपुत्र दुर्योधनको धन देकर विधाता क्या फल पाता है?
āryaśāstrātige krūre lubdhe dharmāpacāyini | dhārtarāṣṭre śriyaṃ dattā dhātā ki phalamaśnute ||
Yudhiṣṭhira dijo: «Cuando el Creador concede prosperidad a un hijo de Dhṛtarāṣṭra que ha traspasado los nobles códigos, que es cruel, codicioso y destructor del dharma, ¿qué fruto obtiene el Ordenador al otorgarle tal fortuna?»
युधिछिर उवाच
The verse raises the classic ethical problem of undeserved prosperity: when fortune seems to favor a person who violates noble law and harms dharma, it provokes reflection on divine order, the timing of karmic results, and the limits of human understanding of providence.
In the forest-exile context, Yudhiṣṭhira laments the apparent success of the Kaurava side—especially Duryodhana—despite his cruelty and greed, and questions what purpose Providence serves by granting him wealth and royal splendor.