Timeline: Chapter II. Seven Angas of Rājya

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600 BCE 400 BCE 200 BCE 1 CE 200 CE 400 CE 600 CE 800 CE 1000 CE 1200 CE 1400 CE 1600 CE 1800 CE 2000 CE Manusmṛti Manusmṛti 324 BCE Matsyapurāṇa Matsyapurāṇa 150 CE Śāntiparva Śāntiparva 601 CE Matsyapurāṇa Matsyapurāṇa 730 CE Śāntiparva Śāntiparva 904 CE Śāntiparva Śāntiparva 980 CE Śāntiparva Śāntiparva 1201 CE It is impossible to hold that the theory It is impossible to hold 1701 CE Prof. Bhandarkar in ‘Some Aspects of Anc Prof. Bhandarkar in ‘Some 1801 CE

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324 BCE
Manusmṛti
In order to magnify the importance of the kingly office, certain works state that the king has in him parts of the godṣ ...
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150 CE
Matsyapurāṇa
There are in our authorities germs of several theories about the origin of kingship Rg X 173 (which corresponds to Athar...
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601 CE
Śāntiparva
Several brāhmaṇa families founded kingdoms and empireṣ Pusyamitra, founder of the Śuṅga empire, was a brāhmaṇa (Harivamś...
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730 CE
Matsyapurāṇa
There are in our authorities germs of several theories about the origin of kingship Rg X 173 (which corresponds to Athar...
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904 CE
Śāntiparva
Several brāhmaṇa families founded kingdoms and empireṣ Pusyamitra, founder of the Śuṅga empire, was a brāhmaṇa (Harivamś...
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980 CE
Śāntiparva
Several brāhmaṇa families founded kingdoms and empireṣ Pusyamitra, founder of the Śuṅga empire, was a brāhmaṇa (Harivamś...
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1201 CE
Śāntiparva
Several brāhmaṇa families founded kingdoms and empireṣ Pusyamitra, founder of the Śuṅga empire, was a brāhmaṇa (Harivamś...
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1701 CE
It is impossible to hold that the theory of divine right was put forward as a co
It is impossible to hold that the theory of divine right was put forward as a counterblast to the theory of social contr...
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1801 CE
Prof. Bhandarkar in ‘Some Aspects of Ancient Indian Polity’ (pp. 66–89), Jayaswa
Prof. Bhandarkar in ‘Some Aspects of Ancient Indian Polity’ (pp. 66–89), Jayaswal in ‘Hindu Polity’ part II p 9, Prof. B...
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8 date claims
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84 co-occurrences
Manusmṛtitext1 claims · 324 BCE
324 BCE1300 CE
Discussed together with:
Agnipurāṇa1xArthaśāstra1xMārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa1xMatsyapurāṇa1xNāradasmṛti1xRāmāyaṇa1xVāyupurāṇa1xViṣṇu Smṛti1x
324 BCE
In order to magnify the importance of the kingly office, certain works state that the king has in hi... view
Matsyapurāṇatext3 claims · 150 CE to 730 CE
324 BCE1300 CE
Discussed together with:
Arthaśāstra2xRāmāyaṇa2xAgnipurāṇa1xMārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa1xManusmṛti1xNāradasmṛti1xVāyupurāṇa1xViṣṇu Smṛti1x
150 CE
There are in our authorities germs of several theories about the origin of kingship Rg X 173 (which ... view
150 CE
There are in our authorities germs of several theories about the origin of kingship Rg X 173 (which ... view
730 CE
There are in our authorities germs of several theories about the origin of kingship Rg X 173 (which ... view
Śāntiparvatext4 claims · 601 CE to 1201 CE
324 BCE1300 CE
Discussed together with:
History of Dharmaśāstra1xManusmṛti1xMedhātithi1x
601 CE
Several brāhmaṇa families founded kingdoms and empireṣ Pusyamitra, founder of the Śuṅga empire, was ... view
904 CE
Several brāhmaṇa families founded kingdoms and empireṣ Pusyamitra, founder of the Śuṅga empire, was ... view
980 CE
Several brāhmaṇa families founded kingdoms and empireṣ Pusyamitra, founder of the Śuṅga empire, was ... view
1201 CE
Several brāhmaṇa families founded kingdoms and empireṣ Pusyamitra, founder of the Śuṅga empire, was ... view
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