पुत्रजन्मोत्सवः · Birth of the Princes and Viśvāmitra’s Arrival
Bālakāṇḍa 18
ते चापि मनुजव्याघ्रा वैदिकाध्ययने रताः ॥३५॥
पितृशुश्रूषणरता धनुर्वेदे च निष्ठिताः ।
te cāpi manujavyāghrā vaidikādhyayane ratāḥ ||35||
pitṛśuśrūṣaṇaratā dhanurvede ca niṣṭhitāḥ |
वो सब लोग बहुत बड़े थे। वेद पढ़ने में लगे थे, बाप की सेवा करते थे और धनुष चलाना भी अच्छे से जानते थे।
They (like) tigers among men, were fond of the study of the Vedas and were alwaysengaged in the service of their parents. They were also proficient in the science of archery.
Dharma is balance: learning (Veda), discipline in martial skill (Dhanurveda), and reverent service to parents—knowledge and power are legitimized by duty.
The narrator continues listing the princes’ training and conduct, showing them as ideal heirs.
Obedience and service to parents alongside disciplined mastery—self-control directing strength.
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