Nāradasya Rājadharma-praśnāḥ
Nārada’s Examination of Royal Ethics
न्यायविद् धर्मतत्त्वज्ञ: षडज्भविदनुत्तम: । ऐक्यसंयोगनानात्वसमवायविशारद:
nyāyavid dharmatattvajñaḥ ṣaḍjñavid anuttamaḥ | aikyasaṃyoganānātvasamavāyaviśāradaḥ ||
毗湿摩耶那说道:他精通论理与法度(正理),洞晓达摩的真实原则;在理解六种知识范畴上无与伦比;并且善于辨析一与合、异与别,以及“和合常住”(samavāya,事物之间内在相依的系属关系)。
वैशम्पायन उवाच
The verse praises an ideal counselor/judge: one who unites ethical insight (dharma-tattva) with rigorous analysis (nyāya) and a refined grasp of relations such as unity, difference, conjunction, and inherence—suggesting that sound governance depends on both moral clarity and precise reasoning.
Vaiśampāyana is describing a distinguished figure by listing his intellectual and ethical qualifications—portraying him as exceptionally learned in dharma and logical-philosophical categories, fit to advise or adjudicate in the royal assembly context of the Sabha Parva.