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कौसल्याविलापः · Kausalya’s Lament and Ethical Analogies on Kingship
नैवं विधमसत्कारं राघवो मर्षयिष्यति ।
बलवानिव शार्दूलो वालधेरभिमर्शनम् ॥२२॥
naivaṃ vidham asatkāraṃ rāghavo marṣayiṣyati |
balavān iva śārdūlo vāladhēr abhimarśanam ||22||
พระราฆวะย่อมไม่ทรงอดทนต่อการดูหมิ่นเช่นนี้ ดุจพยัคฆ์ผู้ทรงพลังไม่ยอมให้ผู้ใดแตะต้องหางของตน
A powerful tiger will not allow its tail to be twisted. In the same way Rama also will not tolerate an insult of this sort.
Dharma requires protecting rightful dignity and justice; enduring adharma in the name of convenience corrodes moral order.
The speaker cautions that continued disrespect toward Rāma cannot be sustained without consequences.
Rāma’s sense of propriety and honor—firmness against wrongdoing, not petty pride.
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