एष त्रयीधर्मश्चतुर्णां वर्णानामाश्रमाणां च स्वधर्मस्थापनादौपकारिकः ॥ कZ_०१.३.०४ ॥
eṣa trayī-dharmaś caturṇāṃ varṇānām āśramāṇāṃ ca sva-dharma-sthāpanād aupakārikaḥ
Cette triade védique (trayī) est bénéfique parce qu’elle établit le devoir propre (svadharma) de chaque groupe : ceux des quatre varṇas (ordres sociaux) et des āśramas (étapes de la vie).
To justify Vedic-legal learning as a governance asset: by fixing role-based duties across society, the state gains predictability, social discipline, and lower friction in administration and adjudication.
Modern states similarly rely on clear role definitions and enforceable norms (constitutions, administrative law, professional codes). When duties and jurisdictions are well-specified, compliance improves and enforcement costs fall.
No specific official is named here; the implied duty of the ruler is to uphold a stable normative-legal order by recognizing and institutionalizing role-based obligations, thereby supporting public order and welfare.