अनेन तपसा वत्स त्वयाऽप्यं किमनेनसा । धराधीशतनूजत्वादधिकं तद्वदाधुना
anena tapasā vatsa tvayā'pyaṃ kimanenasā | dharādhīśatanūjatvādadhikaṃ tadvadādhunā
Con esta austeridad, querido hijo, ¿qué ganarás en verdad? Puesto que eres hijo del señor de la tierra, dime ahora qué más buscas, más allá de la fortuna real.
Sunīti (contextual, Dhruva narrative)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A compassionate elder addresses a prince: ‘You already have royal fortune—what more do you seek?’ The prince appears resolute, holding ascetic symbols despite royal lineage.
Worldly status is questioned as insufficient; the verse frames the search for a higher, lasting attainment beyond royal inheritance.
No tīrtha is named in this verse; it belongs to the Kāśī-khaṇḍa’s broader sacred-dharma setting.
None directly; it is a moral inquiry into the purpose of tapas.