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69-71. The king *Prāhāraka* lives on the royal revenue taken from the country (i.e., his kingdom) (and) as laid down in the royal polity distinguishes right from the wrong; he should know the law (*dharma*) and acknowledge good services, but should be firm in words and deeds regarding (i.e., to retaliate) the contrary actions (i.e., harms done to him).