॥ अथ १५.१० ॥
धृतराष्ट्र उवाच ।
१५.१०.१
व्यवहाराश्च ते तात नित्यमाप्तैरधिष्ठिताः ।
योज्यास्तुष्टैर्हितै राजन्नित्यं चारैरनुष्ठिताः ॥
M N Dutt Let your laws, O king, be always administered by trusted judges placed in charge thereof, who should also be contented and of good conduct. Their acts should also be ascertained by you through spies.
१५.१०.७
सदा चापररात्रं ते भवेत्कार्यार्थनिर्णये ।
मध्यरात्रे विहारस्ते मध्याह्ने च सदा भवेत् ॥
M N Dutt The latter end of the night should be devoted by you to settle what acts should be done by you in the day. Midnight's and midday's should be devoted to amusements and sports. At all times, however, you should think of the means for the execution your projects.
१५.१०.१४
स्वरन्ध्रं पररन्ध्रं च स्वेषु चैव परेषु च ।
उपलक्षयितव्यं ते नित्यमेव युधिष्ठिर ॥
M N Dutt You should always, O Yudhishthira, be careful to ascertain your own shortcomings as also those of your enemies. The shortcomings also of your own men as also of the men of your enemies should equally be known.
१५.१०.१६
गुणार्थिनां गुणः कार्यो विदुषां ते जनाधिप ।
अविचाल्याश्च ते ते स्युर्यथा मेरुर्महागिरिः ॥
M N Dutt A wise king, O chief of men, should always see that the accomplishments of his subjects might be kept up. They would then be firinly devoted to you, seeing that they did not fall away from their skill
॥ इति १५.१० ॥
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