भरतस्य दूतसमागमः तथा केकयराजनः अनुज्ञा
Bharata Meets the Messengers; Kekaya King Grants Leave
रथान्मण्डल चक्रांश्च योजयित्वा परश्शतम् ।
उष्ट्र गोऽश्वबलैर्भृत्या भरतं यान्तमन्वयुः ॥२९॥
rathān maṇḍala-cakrāṁś ca yojayitvā paraḥ-śatam |
uṣṭra-go-'śva-balair bhṛtyā bharataṁ yāntam anvayuḥ ||29||
Słudzy, zaprzęgnąwszy ponad sto rydwanów o dobrze zaokrąglonych kołach, podążali za Bhatą wyruszającym w drogę, wraz z oddziałami wielbłądów, wołów i koni.
And the servants harnessing more than a hundred chariots of well-rounded wheels and also camels, oxen and horses followed Bharata who started off.
Dharma is coordinated service: attendants fulfill their roles efficiently so that a leader can perform higher duties without disorder or neglect.
Bharata’s departure becomes a full royal movement—vehicles are prepared and a large supporting retinue follows him.
Leadership supported by collective responsibility—Bharata’s mission is enabled by disciplined service and preparedness.
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