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## Chapter Thirty-Four
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**46.** O Chakradhara, you must act swiftly in this matter. A wise person does not neglect even a small amount of debt, wound, fire, or enemy.
**47.** O King, let this earth be ruled by you alone, let it not become Rajavati, ruled by many kings, due to your brothers, leading to a state of instability with multiple rulers.
**48.** O Lord, while you are the king, the word "king" does not adorn any other place. How can a deer claim the title of "Mrigaendra" (King of the Deer) when a lion is present?
**49.** O Lord, let your brothers, free from envy, follow your lead. It is the scriptural injunction that the elder, the chief of this time, should be followed.
**50.** Having gone and spoken to them with tact, make them obey your orders. If they do not obey, then engage in conflict and speak to them differently.
**51.** If anyone, filled with false pride, does not submit to you, then it is unfortunate that he will destroy himself and his kingdom.
**52.** What is the point of saying more? Either they should come and bow to you, or they should seek refuge in the Jina, the savior of the world.
**53.** There is no third path for them, these are the only two options: either they enter your camp, or they enter the forest with the deer.
**54.** Their own families, like burning embers, will be consumed by their disobedience. Those who follow you will experience ultimate joy.
**55.** They have decided that they will not bow to anyone.