Jayadratha Approaches Draupadī in the Forest
Hospitality, Persuasion, and Reproach
तैः सड़म्य नृपार्थाय यतितव्यं यथातथम् | जो मनुष्य सेनाजीवी हैं अथवा राजाके राज्यमें निवास करते हैं, उन सबको मिलकर अपने राजाके हितके लिये यथोचित प्रयत्न करना चाहिये
taiḥ sāḍamya nṛpārthāya yatitavyaṃ yathātatham |
カルナは言った。「彼らと力を合わせ、時と事に応じてしかるべく努め、王の安寧のために尽くすべきだ。軍に身を立てる者も、王の領内に住まう者も、皆が心を一つにし、主君のために正しい働きをなすがよい。」
कर्ण उवाच
Those who depend on the king—especially soldiers and residents of the realm—have an ethical obligation to act collectively and appropriately for the ruler’s welfare, emphasizing loyalty and coordinated duty within rājadharma.
Karna is articulating a principle of political and social duty: people connected to the king’s power and protection should unite and make suitable efforts for the king’s interests, framing service to the ruler as a shared responsibility.