koṣṭhāgārāyudhāgāraiḥkṛtvā sannicayānbahūn tuṣṭānuraktaprakṛtiryaḥ pālayati medinīm| tasyanandanti mitrāṇi labdhvā'mṛtamivāmarāḥ tasmāttvamapi cātmānaṃ niyamyaivaṃ samācara|
You shall rule the earth by filling granaries of foodgrains and arsenals and keeping the subjects loyal and contented. The friends of such a person will memain pleased like devatas with nectar. Hence conduct yourself with your mind under control.
— M.N. Dutt (1891)
The counsels continue: rule the earth by ensuring prosperity and contentment. The repetition emphasises the core duties of a king: protection, provision, and the happiness of the people. These are the metrics by which Rama will be judged.