In English
was an ideal friend and ideal enemy
was an ideal friend. There cannot be a greater friend than . There are in the world fair-weather friends who display their friendship when one is wealthy or wielding power. But if wealth and position are gone, not a single friend will show his face. , however, was not such a friend. He was loving, considerate and affectionate equally in weal and woe, in times of joy or sorrow. was an ordinary boatman. hailed him as his fourth brother and showered his love on . treated in the same friendly spirit everyone who came to him for any help or to find an asylum. He thus stood out to the world as an ideal friend. was not only an ideal friend; he was also an ideal enemy. In the world, it is common to see men resorting to all kinds of deceitful devices to foil their enemies. But never stooped to such unworthy practices. adhered to the noble heroic path even in dealing with his enemies.