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3 June 2024

     06:23  We have heard that although powerful kings like Maharaja Prthu and Maharaja Gaya achieved proprietorship over the seven dvipas, they could not achieve satisfaction or find the end of their ambitions diffhist −27 Deepali talk contribs
     06:13  As mentioned in this verse (SB 4.16.21, tad-yasah), Prthu Maharaja was actually carrying with him the reputation of the Supreme Personality of Godhead because he was actually reigning over the world in that capacity diffhist −10 Deepali talk contribs
     06:12  Maharaja Prthu was softer than a rose flower and harder than a thunderbolt. In this way he ruled over his kingdom diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs
     06:10  Since a ksatriya king naturally desires to rule the world, he wishes to make all other kings subordinate to him. This was also the position many years ago when Prthu Maharaja was ruling over the earth. At that time he was the only emperor on this planet diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs
     06:09  The conclusion is that the sunshine and the sun-god cannot be separated, nor could King Prthu and his ruling strength be separated. His rule over everyone would continue without disturbance. Thus the King could not be separated from his ruling power diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs
     06:07  Maharaja Prthu - he was the only one ruler all over the world, and he was ruling over these seven islands - that is mentioned - although his residential quarter was in the Brahmavarta, the piece of land between the rivers Yamuna and Ganges diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs
     06:02  As will be apparent from the next verse (SB 4.21.9), every executive head of state should follow in the footsteps of Maharaja Prthu in ruling over his kingdom diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs

2 June 2024