‘(He) does not handle the stolen goods,
‘Because he cannot stretch his hands to grab other person’s belongings.(34)
‘(He) does not wish to touch other people’s effects,
‘He does not bother his subject and the poor are not trodden.(35)
‘Neither he mishandles other person’s woman,
‘Nor he infringes with the independence of his subject.(36)
‘He does not defile his hands by accepting bribes.
‘Rather he raises them to put to dust the foes of the king.(37)
‘In the jungle he does not give chance to the enemy,
‘By throwing arrows and brandishing the sword.(38)
‘During the action he do not let the horses rest,
‘And does not let the enemy enter the country.(39)
‘The one who exists having no hands, is unblemished,
‘Because he cannot not indulge in the bad deeds.(40)
‘The one who does not use one’s tongue (negatively),
‘That tongue-less gets fame in the world.(41)
‘One who does not listen to the back-biting talks,
‘He is like a deaf-mute.(42)
‘The one who does not think the ill of any body even in adversity,
‘(He is) considered as worthy as your king.(43)
‘One who is not receptive to hear against any body,
‘He is without an ego and is of good nature.(44)
‘Except God, one who does not fear any body,
‘He treads upon the enemy eliminating him in the dust.(45)
‘He remains alert through out the battle,
‘And uses hands and feet to throw arrows and shoots guns.(46)
‘To do the justice, he always girds up his lions,
‘And remains meek in the company of the meek.(47)
‘Neither he depicts any hesitation during the war,
‘Nor he gets scared while facing gigantic enemies.(48)
‘If there has been such a dauntless person,
‘Who remains prepared for war remaining domesticated,(49)
‘And his operations are approved by people,
‘He is revered as the saviour king.’(50)
Thus he had spoken to the wise minister,
Who was intelligent enough to acquiesce to these exhortations.(51)
(Minister:) ‘Adopt a person, who manifests wisdom,
‘Let him rule the earth by occupying the throne and crown.(52)
‘Endow him the throne and power to rule,
‘Provided he has the ability to recognise the public.’(53)
All the four sons were amazed to hear all this.
Who will pick the ball now? They pondered.(54)
One, whose intelligence supports him,
And whose desires are fulfilled.(55)
O Saki! I am green color (meaning Harinam).
gift of a cup of (wine) which will be useful to me during the war. 56.
(The poet says), “Oh! Saki, bring me the cup full of eyes-exhilarator,
Which restores the youthful vigour in a hundred year old.(57)