भरतस्य दूतसमागमः तथा केकयराजनः अनुज्ञा
Bharata Meets the Messengers; Kekaya King Grants Leave
इमानि च महार्हाणि वस्त्राण्याभरणानि च।प्रतिगृह्य विशालक्ष मातुलस्य च दापय।।2.70.4।।
imāni ca mahārhāṇi vastrāṇy ābharaṇāni ca |
pratigṛhya viśālākṣa mātulasya ca dāpaya ||2.70.4||
Ô prince aux grands yeux, reçois ces vêtements et ces parures de grand prix, et fais qu’ils soient aussi offerts à ton oncle maternel.
Then his heart was filled with extreme anxiety due to the haste of the messengers to depart and also due to the dream he had.
Dharma appears as proper honoring of kin and elders through respectful gifting and formal courtesies, sustaining social harmony and gratitude.
As Bharata prepares to leave Kekaya, the messengers instruct him regarding valuable items to be accepted and appropriately presented within his maternal family.
Courtesy and familial propriety—Bharata is expected to maintain respectful relations through appropriate conduct and gifts.
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