Shloka 15
Adhyāya 2: Nārada’s Disclosure—Karṇa’s Training and the Brahmin’s Curse (Śānti-parva)
स तु राममुपागम्य शिरसाभिप्रणम्य च । ब्राह्मणो भार्गवो5स्मीति गौरवेणाभ्यगच्छत
sa tu rāmam upāgamya śirasābhipraṇamya ca | brāhmaṇo bhārgavo 'smīti gauraveṇābhyagacchata ||
他走近罗摩（帕罗修罗摩），俯首致敬；并宣称：“我是婆罗伽婆族的婆罗门。”遂以虔诚弟子的心态，求其庇护。此一场景凸显了史诗所重的伦理分量：谦卑、如实自陈身分，以及对可敬师长应有的礼敬。
नारद उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse highlights dharmic conduct in approaching a revered figure: humility (bowing), respectful demeanor, and honest self-identification. It reflects the ethical ideal that knowledge and protection are sought through reverence and proper conduct toward a guru-like authority.
A brāhmaṇa of the Bhārgava lineage goes to Rāma (Paraśurāma), bows deeply, and introduces himself as a Bhārgava brāhmaṇa, thereby approaching him respectfully and seeking his shelter or acceptance.