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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.14.17

4.14.17

राजन्नसाध्वमात्येभ्यश्चोरादिभ्य: प्रजा नृप: । रक्षन्यथा बलिं गृह्णन्निह प्रेत्य च मोदते ॥ १७ ॥

rajann asadhv-amatyebhyas coradibhyah praja nrpah raksan yatha balim grhnann iha pretya ca modate

rajan
O King
asadhu
mischievous
amatyebhyah
from ministers
cora-adibhyah
from thieves and rogues
prajah
the citizens
nrpah
the king
raksan
protecting
yatha
accordingly as
balim
taxes
grhnan
accepting
iha
in this world
pretya
after death
ca
also
modate
enjoys.

The saintly persons continued: When the king protects the citizens from the disturbances of mischievous ministers as well as from thieves and rogues, he can, by virtue of such pious activities, accept taxes given by his subjects. Thus a pious king can certainly enjoy himself in this world as well as in the life after death.