अमात्य-गुणवर्णनम्
The Virtues of Daśaratha’s Ministers and the Order of Governance
कश्चिन्न दुष्टस्तत्रासीत्परदाररतो नर: ।प्रशान्तं सर्वमेवासीद्राष्ट्रं पुरवरं च तत् ।।।।
kaścin na duṣṭas tatrāsīt paradārarato naraḥ | praśāntaṃ sarvam evāsīd rāṣṭraṃ puravaraṃ ca tat ||
その国には悪しき者は一人もおらず、他人の妻を欲する者もいなかった。王国は優れた都とともに、すべてが静まり、よく治まっていた。
In that kingdom no one was wicked or enamoured of others' wives. Serenity prevailed over the entire kingdom including the city of excellence.
Maryādā (moral boundaries) and self-restraint uphold social peace; fidelity and the rejection of exploitation are foundations of a tranquil state.
The narrator emphasizes the kingdom’s serenity by noting the absence of both criminal wickedness and sexual misconduct.
Self-control and respect for others’ households—ethical restraint as a civic virtue.