Mahabharata 2.22.58

2.22.58

tasminkāle tu yadyuktaṃ dharmakāmārthasaṃhitam |
tadrājā dharmataścakre rājyapālanakīrtimān || 58 ||

"And after the illustrious Krishna, the son of Devaki, had departed (from Indraprastha) having acquired that great victory and having also dispelled the fears of the kings, that feat, O Bharata, swelled the fame of the Pandavas. And, O king, the Pandavas passed their days, continuing to gladden the heart of Draupadi. And at that time, whatever was proper and consistent with virtue, pleasure, and profit, continued to be properly executed by king Yudhishthira in the exercise of his duties of protecting his subjects."