Shloka 366
Udyoga Parva Adhyāya 132 — Vidura’s Counsel on Udyama, Yaśas, and Kṣātra-Dharma
दिष्टभावं गतस्यापि विषये मोदते प्रजा । यदि बढ़े हुए तेज और उत्साहवाला, शूरवीर एवं सिंहके समान पराक्रमी राजा युद्धमें दैववश वीर-गतिको प्राप्त हो जाय तो भी उसके राज्यमें प्रजा सुखी ही रहती है
diṣṭabhāvaṃ gatasya api viṣaye modate prajā |
風神ヴァーユは言った。「王が定められた終末に至ったとしても、その国の民はなお喜びに満ちる。光輝と気魄にあふれ、英雄にして獅子のごとき武勇を備えた統治者が、運命の力により戦場に斃れ、戦士の死を得たとしても、正法（ダルマ）にかなう治世の力と、その最期の名誉とによって、臣民はなお安んじ満ち足りているのだ。」
वायुदेव उवाच
Educational Q&A
A righteous and valorous king benefits his people so deeply that even his death—when it is a destined, honorable fall in battle—does not immediately plunge the realm into misery; good governance and dharma create enduring public well-being.
Vāyu-deva is describing the social effect of a heroic ruler’s fate: if such a king attains vīra-gati (a warrior’s death) by daiva (destiny), the subjects in his viṣaya (realm) still remain joyful, implying stability and merit generated by his rule.