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The character of the king determines the character of the kingdom and its citizens.
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The quote says that a ruler’s character influences the wider society. A king who is honest, just, and disciplined may encourage those qualities in the kingdom and its citizens, while a corrupt or cruel ruler may make those traits more common. It presents leadership as a model that shapes public life.
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