If a sovereign follows not the right way, nor has his mind bent on benevolence, to seek to enrich him is to enrich a K?ě.
2. "Or they will say, ＇We can for our sovereign form alliances with other states, so that our battles must be successful.＇ Such persons are now-a-days called ＇good ministers,＇ but anciently they were called ＇robbers of the people.＇ If a sovereign follows not the right way,nor has his mind directed to benevolence, to seek to enrich him is to enrich a K?ě.