Note 21 — Chapter XXXIV
C. H. (Charles Henry) Tawney translation
“Thus discernment and reflection are the main things in governing a kingdom; what is of more importance?” Having said this, each taking his part, Gomukha and his fellows ceased. Naraváhanadatta, approving that speech of theirs, though he knew that heroic action is to be thought upon,21 still placed his reliance upon destiny whose power surpasses all thought.