ब्राह्मणपूजा-राजधर्मः | Royal Duty of Honoring Learned Brahmins
तस्यान्ववाये द्वौ राजन् राजानौ सम्बभूवतु: । हैहयस्तालजंघश्न वत्सस्य जयतां वर
tasyānvavāye dvau rājan rājānau sambabhūvatuḥ | haihayas tālajaṅghaś ca vatsasya jayatāṃ vara ||
毗湿摩说道:“大王,在他的血脉中兴起两位著名的君王——海诃耶(Haihayā)与塔罗阇伽(Tālajaṅgha),二者皆为瓦察(Vatsa)之子。噢,诸胜者之最胜者,此即其王统相承。”
भीष्म उवाच
The verse underscores the importance of lineage and succession in the dharmic imagination of kingship: a ruler’s legacy is carried forward through progeny, and the remembrance of worthy kings sustains social and political continuity.
Bhīṣma continues a genealogical account, telling the king that in a particular royal line two famous kings—Haihaya and Tālajaṅgha—were born as sons of Vatsa.