अल्पोपि दूतसंबाधां न विदध्यात्कदाचन । किं पुनर्ये भवादृक्षा महांतो बलिनोऽधिपाः
alpopi dūtasaṃbādhāṃ na vidadhyātkadācana | kiṃ punarye bhavādṛkṣā mahāṃto balino'dhipāḥ
“纵使卑微之人,也不应在任何时候加害或侵扰使者;何况如你这般伟大、强盛的君主与有力的统治者,更当戒止!”
Kālarātrī
Listener: Śaunaka and sages (frame)
Scene: Kālarātrī delivers a firm ethical maxim: even the lowly must not trouble envoys; mighty kings must be even more restrained—her gesture is instructive, the court listens.
Rājadharma includes protecting diplomatic norms; violating dūta-dharma is adharma, especially for the powerful.
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