The Demon King’s Council Deliberation and the Mobilization of an Army to Conquer the Devas
गुरुपत्नी राजपत्नी तथा सामन्तयोषितः । जिघृक्षन् नश्यते राजा तथागम्यागमेन च ॥
gurupatnī rājapatnī tathā sāmantayoṣitaḥ | jighṛkṣan naśyate rājā tathāgamyāgamena ca ||
El rey que pretende mancillar (lit. “acercarse”) a la esposa de su maestro, a la esposa de otro rey o a las mujeres de sus feudatarios, camina a la ruina; del mismo modo, se arruina por relaciones ilícitas, al acercarse a lo que no debe ser acercado.
Varāha (default, speaker not explicit in excerpt)
It reflects a classical rāja-nīti concern: the stability of kingship depends on restraint, especially regarding protected women connected to teachers, rival rulers, and subordinate elites.
No geographic toponym is present in this verse.
A ruler must avoid illicit sexual relations—particularly with socially protected women—because such acts are portrayed as politically and morally ruinous.
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