In a kingdom without a king wealth cannot be preserved, no wife would like to stay (with her husband). There is one more cause for a great peril, that is, there is no place for truth in a country (where there is no king). [2-67-11]
नाराजके जनपदे कारयन्ति सभां नराः | उद्यानानि च रम्याणि हृष्टाः पुण्यगृहाणि च || २-६७-१२
In a country where there is no king, no assemblies are convened by pleasure seeking people, nor do they build delightful gardens or sacred edifices ( like temples ). [2-67-12]
In a country without a king, selfcontrolled brahmins in charge of sacrificial ceremonies, wellversed in the study of Vedas and strict followers of austerity will not function. [2-67-13]
In a country without a king, wealthy brahmins, who have performed great sacrifices, do not offer abundance of gifts to the officiating priests. [2-67-14]
In a country without a king, celebrations of associations promoting the welfare of the country, actors and dancers in large numbers do not prosper. [2-67-15]