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Thirukkural-On Wealth-On Kingship-Kural 382
Anjaamai
eekai
arivuookam
innaangum
Enjaamai
vaendhark
kiyalpu
Courage,
generosity,
knowledge
and
perseverance,
in
boundless
measure
Are
four-fold
traits
natural
to
kings.
Over
the
ages
these
king-becoming
graces,
as
Shakespeare
described
them,
were
delineated
as
the
four
essential
and
in-born
traits
of
a
person,
born
and
chosen
to
be
a
ruler,
whether
it
was
the
Noble
prince
of
Confucius
or
the
philosopher
king
of
Plato,
or
even
one
of
the
traditional
and
sometimes
charismatic
hereditary
princes
of
India.
Fearlessness
was
so
much
a
part
of
him
and
so
consistently
inculcated
in
him
that
a
stage
was
reached
when
the
prince
was
considered
a
person,
who
knew
not
what
fear
was.
Moral
and
physical
courage
was
a
part
of
his
natural
equipment.
They
were
also
natural
givers;
they
gave
till
it
hurt.
Some
like
King
Sibi
or
Prince
Karna
were
extreme
examples
of
regal
generosity,
even
to
the
extent
of
risking
their
own
lives.
The requisite knowledge too came naturally to them in their environment and more of it was imparted during the systematic training they received for kingship. They were expected also to possess sufficient knowledge in extent and variety, to be able to have recourse, as and when necessary on their own, to the other sources of knowledge that were at their command. Further, they were expected too to possess an out-standing measure of enthusiasm and perseverance to be able to pursue successfully every project and programme they took on their fruition.
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