मायामोह-प्रवर्तन, वेदमार्ग-बहिष्कार, तथा पाषण्ड-संसर्ग-दोषः
Māyāmoha’s Delusion, Rejection of the Vedic Path, and the Fault of Heretical Association
बुभुजे च तया सार्धं संभोगान् नृपनन्दनः पितर्य् उपरते राज्यं विदेहेषु चकार सः
bubhuje ca tayā sārdhaṃ saṃbhogān nṛpanandanaḥ pitary uparate rājyaṃ videheṣu cakāra saḥ
王子は彼女とともに夫婦の歓びを味わった。やがて父が世を去ると、彼はヴィデーハの国に王権を継ぎ、正しく国政を執った。
Sage Parāśara (narrating to Maitreya)
This verse presents kingship as an orderly, dharmic transition: after the father’s passing, the son assumes rule, preserving lineage continuity and social stability in Videha (Mithilā).
Parāśara narrates both conjugal life and the taking up of the kingdom as legitimate stages of a ruler’s life, aligning personal duty and public sovereignty within dharma.
Even when not named, the Purana’s dynastic histories imply Vishnu’s overarching sovereignty: lawful succession and the maintenance of order are treated as expressions of the cosmic order upheld by the Supreme.