What are the symbolic weapons and defenses of the Guru-King mentioned in Chapter 16?

In the allegorical depiction found in Chapter 16, the Guru-King possesses powerful symbolic armaments and defenses. His primary weapon is the "sharp blade of the sword of Knowledge," which shines brilliantly. The mere sight of His hand raised to strike with this sword is said to make the tree of worldly existence (Bhav-vriksha) tremble in fear. His defenses are equally formidable; the chapter notes that the six enemies of the soul—lust, anger, greed, attachment, pride, and jealousy—along with the tendencies of Maya-illusion, cannot survive in His presence for even a second. This imagery from Chapter 16 illustrates the supreme power of spiritual knowledge and the Guru's enlightened state over worldly illusion and internal vices.