Adhyaya 11

He indicates that Kārtavīrya’s attained course is exceptional and not produced merely by generic merit (yajña, dāna, tapas, humility, learning). The verse points to the specificity of karmic fruition under Viṣṇu’s providential order rather than a simple ‘one practice equals one result’ formula.

No. It affirms their importance within rāja-dharma, but teaches that even high merit has differentiated results depending on eligibility (adhikāra), karmic context, and the Lord’s overarching governance of फल (phala).