Verse 22·VR 6.14.22

परस्य वीर्यम् स्वबलम् च बुद्ध्वा | स्थानम् क्षयम् चैव तथैव वृद्धिम् | तथा स्वपक्षे प्यनुमृश्य बुद्ध्या | वद्त् क्षमम् स्वामिहितम् स मन्त्री || ६-१४-२२

parasya viiryam svabalam ca buddhvaa | sthaanam kshayam caiva tathaiva vR^iddhim | tathaa svapakshe pyanumR^ishya buddhyaa | vadt kshamam svaamihitam sa mantrii || 6-14-22

Translation

"A counselor is he, who after knowing the strength of the enemies and that of his own (master) and even so duly grasping with his intellect, the status quo, fall, or rise in military power like-wise on both sides, renders advice which is appropriate to the interest of his king."

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buddhvaa

knowing

viiryam

the strength

parasya

of the enemies

svabalamcha

and our own strength

anumR^Ishya

grasping

buddhyaa

by the intellect

tathaa

like wise

sthaanam

the status quo

kshhayamchaiva

the fall

tathaiva

and

vR^iddhim

rise

svapakshhe

in our army

vadet

(he who) speaks

svaamihitam

in the interest of the king

khhamam

in a befitting manner

saH

he

mantrii

is the councellor'.

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Vibhishana Informs about the Power of Rama's Arrow

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