अङ्गद
उपदेशः — Hanuman’s Counsel to Angada on Succession and Strategy
विगृह्यासनमप्याहुर्दुर्बलेन बलीयसः।आत्मरक्षाकरस्तस्मान्न विगृह्णीत दुर्बलः।।।।
vigṛhyāsanam apy āhur durbalena balīyasaḥ |
ātmarakṣākaraḥ tasmān na vigṛhṇīta durbalaḥ || 4.54.12 ||
کہتے ہیں کہ کمزور کے لیے طاقتور کے مقابل ‘آسن’—یعنی چوکنا ہو کر خاموش رہنا—بھی ایک طرح کی کشمکش ہے؛ اس لیے کمزور کو کھلا جھگڑا نہیں چھیڑنا چاہیے، بلکہ اپنی حفاظت کی راہ اختیار کرنی چاہیے۔
'It is said that when a strong man fights a weak one, the weak opponent should adopt the strategy of asana (watching) for self-protection. The weak should not enter into combat with the strong.
Dharma includes restraint and wise strategy: when outmatched, one should avoid reckless violence and choose conduct that protects life and future duty.
Aṅgada is being cautioned not to adopt a confrontational course when the opposing force (Rāma–Lakṣmaṇa/Sugrīva’s side) is stronger.
Prudence and humility—recognizing relative strength and choosing measured action rather than pride-driven conflict.