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12 dated references

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200 CE 400 CE 600 CE 800 CE 1000 CE 1200 CE 1400 CE 1600 CE 1800 CE Nārada Nārada 399 CE Kātyāyana Kātyāyana 600 CE Yājñavalkya Yājñavalkya 928 CE Medhātithi Medhātithi 939 CE Kauṭilya Arthaśāstra Kauṭilya Arthaśāstra 1201 CE Nārada Nārada 1701 CE Medhātithi Medhātithi 1701 CE Kātyāyana Kātyāyana 1701 CE Manusmṛti Manusmṛti 1764 CE Medhātithi Medhātithi 1775 CE Yājñavalkya Yājñavalkya 1794 CE Nārada Nārada 1801 CE

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399 CE
Nārada
The ancient smṛti writers were quite aware of the several purposes served by punishments for crimes, View in text →
before 600 CE
Kātyāyana
In the preceding pages we have passed in review the law of judicial procedure, evidence and limitation A careful perusal...
View in text →
928 CE
Yājñavalkya
It is stated by Nārada II. 41 and 43 that, whether a party is defeated by his own admission or by his own conduct (i. e....
View in text →
939 CE
Medhātithi
A few remarks will be made on each of the several modes of punishment The sentence of death was, acc. to Ksm XIV. 16, Śu...
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1201 CE
Kauṭilya Arthaśāstra
Fines are either fixed or not fixed (i. e. variable). They range from a kākaṇī to the confiscation of all wealth; fixed ...
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1701 CE
Nārada
The ancient smṛti writers were quite aware of the several purposes served by punishments for crimes, View in text →
1701 CE
Medhātithi
A few remarks will be made on each of the several modes of punishment The sentence of death was, acc. to Ksm XIV. 16, Śu...
View in text →
1701 CE
Kātyāyana
In the preceding pages we have passed in review the law of judicial procedure, evidence and limitation A careful perusal...
View in text →
1764 CE
Manusmṛti
Though there is hardly any express smṛti text for the transfer of cases from one court or judge to another court or judg...
View in text →
1775 CE
Medhātithi
A few remarks will be made on each of the several modes of punishment The sentence of death was, acc. to Ksm XIV. 16, Śu...
View in text →
1794 CE
Yājñavalkya
It is stated by Nārada II. 41 and 43 that, whether a party is defeated by his own admission or by his own conduct (i. e....
View in text →
1801 CE
Nārada
The ancient smṛti writers were quite aware of the several purposes served by punishments for crimes, View in text →
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12 date claims
4 debated
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Arthaśāstratext1 claims · 1201 CE
399 CE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Nāradasmṛti3xYājñavalkya Smṛti3xAparārka2xKātyāyanasmṛti2xMitākṣarā2xŚaṅkha-Likhita Dharmasūtra2xGautama Dharmasūtra2xManusmṛti2x
1201 CE
Fines are either fixed or not fixed (i. e. variable). They range from a kākaṇī to the confiscation o... view
Kātyāyanasmṛtitext2 claims · 600 CE to 1701 CE
399 CE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Nāradasmṛti3xArthaśāstra2xMitākṣarā2xYājñavalkya Smṛti2xAparārka1xBṛhaspatismṛti1xŚaṅkha-Likhita Dharmasūtra1xGautama Dharmasūtra1x
before 600 CE
In the preceding pages we have passed in review the law of judicial procedure, evidence and limitati... view
1701 CE
In the preceding pages we have passed in review the law of judicial procedure, evidence and limitati... view
Nāradasmṛtitext3 claims · 399 CE to 1801 CE
399 CE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Yājñavalkya Smṛti4xArthaśāstra3xKātyāyanasmṛti3xManusmṛti3xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra3xAparārka2xMitākṣarā2xMedhātithi2x
399 CE
The ancient smṛti writers were quite aware of the several purposes served by punishments for crimes,... view
1701 CE
The ancient smṛti writers were quite aware of the several purposes served by punishments for crimes,... view
1801 CE
The ancient smṛti writers were quite aware of the several purposes served by punishments for crimes,... view
Medhātithiperson3 claims · 939 CE to 1775 CE
399 CE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Manusmṛti2xNāradasmṛti2xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra2xYājñavalkya Smṛti2xŚāntiparva1xŚaṅkha-Likhita Dharmasūtra1xAparārka1xArthaśāstra1x
939 CE
A few remarks will be made on each of the several modes of punishment The sentence of death was, acc... view
1701 CE
A few remarks will be made on each of the several modes of punishment The sentence of death was, acc... view
1775 CE
A few remarks will be made on each of the several modes of punishment The sentence of death was, acc... view
Manusmṛtitext1 claims · 1764 CE
399 CE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Nāradasmṛti3xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra3xYājñavalkya Smṛti3xMedhātithi2xŚaṅkha-Likhita Dharmasūtra2xArthaśāstra2xGautama Dharmasūtra2xĀpastamba Dharmasūtra2x
1764 CE
Though there is hardly any express smṛti text for the transfer of cases from one court or judge to a... view
Yājñavalkya Smṛtitext2 claims · 928 CE to 1794 CE
399 CE1900 CE
Discussed together with:
Nāradasmṛti4xArthaśāstra3xManusmṛti3xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra3xAparārka2xKātyāyanasmṛti2xMitākṣarā2xMedhātithi2x
928 CE
It is stated by Nārada II. 41 and 43 that, whether a party is defeated by his own admission or by hi... view
1794 CE
It is stated by Nārada II. 41 and 43 that, whether a party is defeated by his own admission or by hi... view
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