Shloka 21
Virāṭa-parva Adhyāya 13 — Kīcaka’s Proposition and Draupadī’s Dharmic Refusal
ततः स पुरुषव्यात्र: शार्ट्लशिथिलश्चरन् । प्रविवेश महारजं विराटम भिपूजयन्,तदनन्तर पुरुषसिंह भीमने सिंहके समान धीमी चालसे चलते हुए राजा विराटका मान रखनेके लिये उस विशाल रंगभूमिमें प्रवेश किया
tataḥ sa puruṣavyāghraḥ śāṭulaśithilaś caran praviveśa mahāraṅgaṃ virāṭam abhipūjayan
それから人中の虎ビーマは、わざとゆるやかで力を抜いた歩みで、大いなる闘技場へと入っていった。王ヴィラータへの敬意を示し、王廷の集いの作法と威儀を保つためであった。
वैशम्पायन उवाच
Educational Q&A
Even a supremely powerful person should practice self-restraint and uphold social and royal decorum; true strength includes the ability to moderate one’s behavior to honor others and protect dharma in public settings.
Bhīma, described as a ‘tiger among men,’ enters the large arena with a slow, relaxed gait, intentionally behaving in a way that shows respect to King Virāṭa and maintains the dignity of the court.