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Chapter I. Preliminary (4)Chapter II. Seven Angas of Rājya (10)Chapter III. Duties and Responsibilities of the Ruler (16)Chapter IV. Ministers (12)Chapter V. Rāshtra (The Territory of a State) (24)Chapter VI. Durga (Fort or Capital) (4)Chapter VII. Kosha (Treasury or Finance) (7)Chapter VIII. Bala (The Army) (4)Chapter X. Purpose of the Study of Rājadharma and the Ends of the State (2)Chapter XI. Meaning of Vyavahāra, Vyavahārapadas, Kautilya on this Subject, Grades of Courts, Judges, Lawyers, Court Fees, Pleadings, Means of Proof, Documents (16)Chapter XIV. Ordeals (10)Chapter XV. Decision (12)Chapter XVI. Contracts (2)Chapter XX. Vetanasyānapākarma, Abhyupetyāshushrūshā and Svāmipālavivāda (3)Chapter XXVII. Dāyabhāga (Partition of wealth) (6)Chapter XXXI. Maintenance and Other Topics (7)Chapter XXXIII. Customs and Dharmashastra Works (2)Chapter XXXIV. Kalivarjya (Actions forbidden in the kali age) (66)Chapter XXXV. Customs in Modern Indian Law (2)Appendix - Note 191 (151)General Index (9)Index of Technical or Difficult Sanskrit Words (6)28 entities
274 date claims
25 debated
834 co-occurrences
Ṛgvedatext3 claims · 3101 BCE to 1200 BCE
Discussed together with:
Mahābhārata9xArthaśāstra8xManusmṛti8xTaittirīya Saṃhitā6xAtharvaveda5xRāmāyaṇa5xTaittirīya Brāhmaṇa5xYājñavalkya Smṛti5xabout 3101 BCE
MARS— Udyoga 143. 9 states, 'Mars having made a retrograde motion in Jyesṭhā seeks ( to reach or aff... view
1931 BCE
MARS— Udyoga 143. 9 states, 'Mars having made a retrograde motion in Jyesṭhā seeks ( to reach or aff... view
about 1200 BCE
MARS— Udyoga 143. 9 states, 'Mars having made a retrograde motion in Jyesṭhā seeks ( to reach or aff... view
Bhīṣmaparvatext9 claims · 3139 BCE to 550 BCE
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Ādiparva2xDroṇaparva2xṚgveda2xMahābhārata2xAgnipurāṇa1xArthaśāstra1xKāmandaka Nītisāra1xManusmṛti1x3139 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
3101 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
about 2449 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
1931 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
about 1535 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
1198 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
1197 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
1193 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
about 550 BCE
The number of works and papers in which the dates of the Bhārata war and of Kaliyuga are discussed i... view
Mahābhāratatext16 claims · 3101 BCE to 1101 CE
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Arthaśāstra14xManusmṛti11xṚgveda9xMatsyapurāṇa9xViṣṇu Smṛti8xVanaparva7xAgnipurāṇa6xRāmāyaṇa6x3101 BCE
The data contained in the Nidhanpur plates of Bhāskara-varman (E. I. vol. XII p. 65), when properly ... view
3101 BCE
Another epoch for the Mahābhārata war and the beginning of Kaliyuga is indicated by some passages of... view
about 2500 BCE
The data contained in the Nidhanpur plates of Bhāskara-varman (E. I. vol. XII p. 65), when properly ... view
2448 BCE
The data contained in the Nidhanpur plates of Bhāskara-varman (E. I. vol. XII p. 65), when properly ... view
2448 BCE
Another epoch for the Mahābhārata war and the beginning of Kaliyuga is indicated by some passages of... view
1900 BCE
Another epoch for the Mahābhārata war and the beginning of Kaliyuga is indicated by some passages of... view
about 1900 BCE
Another epoch for the Mahābhārata war and the beginning of Kaliyuga is indicated by some passages of... view
1194 BCE
Mr. Velandi Gopala Aiyer in ‘The chronology of Ancient India’ in chap. II. (pp. 51–104) examines the... view
1177 BCE
Mr. Velandi Gopala Aiyer in ‘The chronology of Ancient India’ in chap. II. (pp. 51–104) examines the... view
400 BCE
Another epoch for the Mahābhārata war and the beginning of Kaliyuga is indicated by some passages of... view
about 101 BCE
The data contained in the Nidhanpur plates of Bhāskara-varman (E. I. vol. XII p. 65), when properly ... view
401 CE
The data contained in the Nidhanpur plates of Bhāskara-varman (E. I. vol. XII p. 65), when properly ... view
401 CE
Another epoch for the Mahābhārata war and the beginning of Kaliyuga is indicated by some passages of... view
601 CE
The data contained in the Nidhanpur plates of Bhāskara-varman (E. I. vol. XII p. 65), when properly ... view
1042 CE
Hopkins in ‘Position of the ruling caste’ J. A. O. S. vol. XIII. pp. 151-162 traces how the influenc... view
... and 1 more claims
Taittirīya Brāhmaṇatext1 claims · 500 BCE
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Ṛgveda5xManusmṛti5xArthaśāstra4xAitareya Brāhmaṇa3xAtharvaveda3xBṛhaspatismṛti3xNāradasmṛti3xYājñavalkya Smṛti3xabout 500 BCE
When owing to pressure of other weighty business the king cannot attend to the work of administering... view
Śatapatha Brāhmaṇatext1 claims · 200 BCE
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Arthaśāstra2xTaittirīya Saṃhitā2xBṛhaspatismṛti1xHistory of Dharmaśāstra1xKāmandaka Nītisāra1xKāmasūtra1xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra1xViśvarūpa1xabout 200 BCE
There were, it appears, several grades of rulers from the most ancient times The word *rājānam* occu... view
Agnipurāṇatext2 claims · 200 BCE to 101 CE
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Manusmṛti10xArthaśāstra9xViṣṇu Smṛti8xMahābhārata6xMatsyapurāṇa6xRāmāyaṇa5xYājñavalkya Smṛti5xKāmandaka Nītisāra4xMatsyapurāṇatext7 claims · 400 BCE to 730 CE
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Arthaśāstra11xManusmṛti9xViṣṇu Smṛti9xMahābhārata9xYājñavalkya Smṛti7xAgnipurāṇa6xNāradasmṛti5xMitākṣarā4x400 BCE
The information derived from the fragments of the work of Megasthenes on India are supposed to shed ... view
150 BCE
A king endowed with valour has to employ several means ( upāyas) to extend his dominions and to keep... view
101 CE
The information derived from the fragments of the work of Megasthenes on India are supposed to shed ... view
146 CE
A king endowed with valour has to employ several means ( upāyas) to extend his dominions and to keep... view
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
Arthaśāstratext27 claims · 700 BCE to 1901 CE
Discussed together with:
Manusmṛti29xYājñavalkya Smṛti22xNāradasmṛti18xViṣṇu Smṛti18xMahābhārata14xMitākṣarā13xKātyāyanasmṛti11xMatsyapurāṇa11x700 BCE
In the Ṛgveda we have frequent mention of citieṣ In I. 63. 7 Indra is said to have shattered seven c... view
about 600 BCE
The question about the payment or non-payment of wages to those whose services are hired for work is... view
200 BCE
##182. अटशताग्राम्या मध्ये स्थानीयं चतुश्शताग्राम्या द्रोणमुखं द्विशताग्राम्या खर्वोटिकं दशाग्रामीसं... view
72 CE
In the Ṛgveda we have frequent mention of citieṣ In I. 63. 7 Indra is said to have shattered seven c... view
142 CE
Ādabdya 772 Abhigamika 45 Abhiyoktṛ 292 Abhilyukta 292 Ācarita 439 Adāyādābandhava 650 Ādeśa 697n, 6... view
150 CE
Hereditary monarchy was the norm of government in ancient and medieval India. Kauṭilya expressly sta... view
222 CE
Ādabdya 772 Abhigamika 45 Abhiyoktṛ 292 Abhilyukta 292 Ācarita 439 Adāyādābandhava 650 Ādeśa 697n, 6... view
301 CE
Hereditary monarchy was the norm of government in ancient and medieval India. Kauṭilya expressly sta... view
361 CE
Numerous caste customs have been recognized from ancient times to these dayṣ Gaut. XI. 20, Vas I. 17... view
399 CE
In the Ṛgveda we have frequent mention of citieṣ In I. 63. 7 Indra is said to have shattered seven c... view
412 CE
The court so far described (i.e. where the king or the chief justice appointed by him presided) was ... view
419 CE
Ādabdya 772 Abhigamika 45 Abhiyoktṛ 292 Abhilyukta 292 Ācarita 439 Adāyādābandhava 650 Ādeśa 697n, 6... view
439 CE
Ādabdya 772 Abhigamika 45 Abhiyoktṛ 292 Abhilyukta 292 Ācarita 439 Adāyādābandhava 650 Ādeśa 697n, 6... view
478 CE
In the Ṛgveda we have frequent mention of citieṣ In I. 63. 7 Indra is said to have shattered seven c... view
about 500 CE
The question about the payment or non-payment of wages to those whose services are hired for work is... view
... and 12 more claims
Kātyāyanasmṛtitext3 claims · 150 CE to 1701 CE
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Nāradasmṛti15xManusmṛti13xYājñavalkya Smṛti13xArthaśāstra11xBṛhaspatismṛti8xMitākṣarā7xAparārka6xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra6x150 CE
The Visnudharmaśūtra <sup class="fn-ref"><a href="#fn-chapter-iii-duties-and-responsibilities-of-the... view
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
Baudhāyana Dharmasūtratext3 claims · 476 CE to 774 CE
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Arthaśāstra4xManusmṛti4xNāradasmṛti4xAparārka3xYājñavalkya Smṛti3xAtharvaveda2xṚgveda2xKāmasūtra2x476 CE
558n Adam Smith 186n Ādhivedanika, a class of strīdhana 774 Adhyagni, a class of strīdhana 774 Adhyā... view
667 CE
558n Adam Smith 186n Ādhivedanika, a class of strīdhana 774 Adhyagni, a class of strīdhana 774 Adhyā... view
774 CE
558n Adam Smith 186n Ādhivedanika, a class of strīdhana 774 Adhyagni, a class of strīdhana 774 Adhyā... view
Nāradasmṛtitext12 claims · 500 BCE to 1801 CE
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Manusmṛti28xYājñavalkya Smṛti24xArthaśāstra18xKātyāyanasmṛti15xMitākṣarā14xAparārka12xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra12xBṛhaspatismṛti11xabout 500 BCE
If an *ādhi* deteriorates<sup class="fn-ref"><a href="#fn-chapter-xvi-contracts-60" id="fnref-chapte... view
301 CE
Compared to Western Christian countries very great religious tolerance prevailed in ancient India. V... view
399 CE
The ancient smṛti writers were quite aware of the several purposes served by punishments for crimes,... view
about 400 CE
10. The admission to intercourse of a brāhmaṇa who undertakes a sea voyage, even though he may have ... view
601 CE
The Sṃ C. ( II. pp 27-28), Par. M. ( III. pp 42-45), Sarasvati- vilāsa pp. 73-74, V P. pp 36-38, sta... view
653 CE
The Sṃ C. ( II. pp 27-28), Par. M. ( III. pp 42-45), Sarasvati- vilāsa pp. 73-74, V P. pp 36-38, sta... view
766 CE
The Sṃ C. ( II. pp 27-28), Par. M. ( III. pp 42-45), Sarasvati- vilāsa pp. 73-74, V P. pp 36-38, sta... view
813 CE
The Sṃ C. ( II. pp 27-28), Par. M. ( III. pp 42-45), Sarasvati- vilāsa pp. 73-74, V P. pp 36-38, sta... view
930 CE
The Sṃ C. ( II. pp 27-28), Par. M. ( III. pp 42-45), Sarasvati- vilāsa pp. 73-74, V P. pp 36-38, sta... view
959 CE
The Sṃ C. ( II. pp 27-28), Par. M. ( III. pp 42-45), Sarasvati- vilāsa pp. 73-74, V P. pp 36-38, sta... 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
Viṣṇu Smṛtitext7 claims · 595 CE to 1945 CE
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Arthaśāstra18xManusmṛti17xYājñavalkya Smṛti14xNāradasmṛti11xMatsyapurāṇa9xMitākṣarā8xAgnipurāṇa8xMahābhārata8x595 CE
वेटिकिल—Meaning uncertain, but it may mean ‘bearer of a Vitika’ (betel) It occurs in Chamba Inṣ No. ... view
605 CE
वेटिकिल—Meaning uncertain, but it may mean ‘bearer of a Vitika’ (betel) It occurs in Chamba Inṣ No. ... view
609 CE
वेटिकिल—Meaning uncertain, but it may mean ‘bearer of a Vitika’ (betel) It occurs in Chamba Inṣ No. ... view
about 801 CE
वेटिकिल—Meaning uncertain, but it may mean ‘bearer of a Vitika’ (betel) It occurs in Chamba Inṣ No. ... view
867 CE
वेटिकिल—Meaning uncertain, but it may mean ‘bearer of a Vitika’ (betel) It occurs in Chamba Inṣ No. ... view
about 1673 CE
Since only 5046 years have elapsed (in 1945 A. D) from the beginning of the Kali age and as Kaliyuga... view
1945 CE
Since only 5046 years have elapsed (in 1945 A. D) from the beginning of the Kali age and as Kaliyuga... view
Yājñavalkya Smṛtitext4 claims · 101 CE to 1794 CE
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Manusmṛti28xNāradasmṛti24xArthaśāstra22xMitākṣarā19xViṣṇu Smṛti14xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra13xKātyāyanasmṛti13xBṛhaspatismṛti12x101 CE
Sri, hymn to 77. Sridhara, commentator of the Bhāga- vata Purāṇa 182n, 183, 626n, 873, 899. Srikara ... view
478 CE
Gifts of immovables were looked upon in very ancient times with disfavour, though they were made eve... view
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
History of Dharmaśāstratext38 claims · 700 BCE to 1701 CE
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Manusmṛti12xArthaśāstra10xNāradasmṛti8xYājñavalkya Smṛti7xMedhātithi7xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra5xViṣṇu Smṛti4xAparārka4x700 BCE
A few words must be said about local administratioṇ The word *grāma* occurs oven in the Ṛgveda. In R... view
200 BCE
##50. 'Aśvamedha' (ṇ 1798). The Tai. S. V. 3. 12. 2 states,<sup class="fn-ref"><a href="#fn-chapter-... view
about 180 BCE
The Matsya-purāṇa (114 9–10) first gives the dimensions of Bharata-varsa from South to North (from C... view
150 CE
Long lists of high functionaries and other officers occur in several inscriptionṣ Vide E. I. vol. VI... view
201 CE
##6. Marriage with sagotra girls or with girls that are sapindas of the mother (such as the maternal... view
about 301 CE
Long lists of high functionaries and other officers occur in several inscriptionṣ Vide E. I. vol. VI... view
about 350 CE
The Matsya-purāṇa (114 9–10) first gives the dimensions of Bharata-varsa from South to North (from C... view
439 CE
Long lists of high functionaries and other officers occur in several inscriptionṣ Vide E. I. vol. VI... view
443 CE
Long lists of high functionaries and other officers occur in several inscriptionṣ Vide E. I. vol. VI... view
465 CE
The Matsya-purāṇa (114 9–10) first gives the dimensions of Bharata-varsa from South to North (from C... view
about 530 CE
Long lists of high functionaries and other officers occur in several inscriptionṣ Vide E. I. vol. VI... view
about 550 CE
The Matsya-purāṇa (114 9–10) first gives the dimensions of Bharata-varsa from South to North (from C... view
610 CE
Long lists of high functionaries and other officers occur in several inscriptionṣ Vide E. I. vol. VI... view
701 CE
Hired servants have different grades among them arising from the work they do, the wages they receiv... view
766 CE
The Matsya-purāṇa (114 9–10) first gives the dimensions of Bharata-varsa from South to North (from C... view
... and 23 more claims
Śāntiparvatext4 claims · 601 CE to 1201 CE
Discussed together with:
Manusmṛti6xArthaśāstra5xYājñavalkya Smṛti5xViṣṇu Smṛti4xMahābhārata4xMedhātithi3xṚgveda3xNāradasmṛti3x601 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
Aparārkaperson13 claims · 290 CE to 1601 CE
Discussed together with:
Manusmṛti13xNāradasmṛti12xYājñavalkya Smṛti11xArthaśāstra10xBṛhaspatismṛti9xMitākṣarā9xKātyāyanasmṛti6xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra6x290 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
775 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
824 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
930 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
946 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
948 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
1008 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
1051 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
1077 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
about 1100 CE
The smṛtis and some of the medieval and later digests ever enter into elaborate discussions about th... view
1119 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
1129 CE
III ] IV p. 278 at p. 285), the Sanjan plates of Buddha-varasa (E. I XIV p 144 at p. 150), the grant... view
1601 CE
The smṛtis and some of the medieval and later digests ever enter into elaborate discussions about th... view
Medhātithiperson26 claims · 300 BCE to 1850 CE
Discussed together with:
Manusmṛti15xArthaśāstra9xYājñavalkya Smṛti8xHistory of Dharmaśāstra7xNāradasmṛti7xMitākṣarā5xViśvarūpa5xAparārka5xabout 300 BCE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
about 100 BCE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
60 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
541 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
609 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
775 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
860 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
939 CE
A few remarks will be made on each of the several modes of punishment The sentence of death was, acc... view
997 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
1001 CE
Some works add two more to the Kalivarjya verses which mean, 'Imprecations, omens, dreams, palmistry... view
1026 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
1041 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
1042 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
1047 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
1069 CE
महाप्रतीहार—Superior officer above all doorkeepers, great chamberlain The word occurs in the Kādamba... view
... and 11 more claims
Manusmṛtitext53 claims · 324 BCE to 1950 CE
Discussed together with:
Arthaśāstra29xNāradasmṛti28xYājñavalkya Smṛti28xMitākṣarā19xViṣṇu Smṛti17xMedhātithi15xGautama Dharmasūtra14xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra14x324 BCE
In order to magnify the importance of the kingly office, certain works state that the king has in hi... view
300 BCE
In the Rock Edicts of Aśoka No. 4 and No 5 we have at Kalsi and two other places the words 'āva kapa... view
200 BCE
Kaut in II. 15 mentions numerous kinds of taxes or dues that were levied by the king. It is not poss... view
43 CE
दण्डनायक—Various meanings are assigned by several scholarṣ Stein on Rājat. VII. 951 takes it to mean... view
150 CE
Kaut in II. 15 mentions numerous kinds of taxes or dues that were levied by the king. It is not poss... view
150 CE
In the Rock Edicts of Aśoka No. 4 and No 5 we have at Kalsi and two other places the words 'āva kapa... view
195 CE
दण्डनायक—Various meanings are assigned by several scholarṣ Stein on Rājat. VII. 951 takes it to mean... view
301 CE
In the Rock Edicts of Aśoka No. 4 and No 5 we have at Kalsi and two other places the words 'āva kapa... view
401 CE
दण्डनायक—Various meanings are assigned by several scholarṣ Stein on Rājat. VII. 951 takes it to mean... view
401 CE
As to sabhā, vide pp. 92-93 above The Nirukta (III. 5) in explaining Ṛg. I. 124. 7 (gartārug-va sana... view
415 CE
In the Rock Edicts of Aśoka No. 4 and No 5 we have at Kalsi and two other places the words 'āva kapa... view
about 510 CE
and are buried inside the earth Manu (VIII. 250-251) enumerate those objects that should be buried i... view
664 CE
The first question is whether the enumeration of bandhus in the verses quoted is exhaustive or only ... view
757 CE
दण्डनायक—Various meanings are assigned by several scholarṣ Stein on Rājat. VII. 951 takes it to mean... view
766 CE
दण्डनायक—Various meanings are assigned by several scholarṣ Stein on Rājat. VII. 951 takes it to mean... view
... and 38 more claims
Parāśarasmṛtitext8 claims · 800 BCE to 1601 CE
Discussed together with:
Manusmṛti9xNāradasmṛti7xYājñavalkya Smṛti6xKātyāyanasmṛti5xAparārka5xArthaśāstra4xViṣṇu Smṛti4xBṛhaspatismṛti4xabout 800 BCE
When writing was first employed in India and how the Indian Brāhmī alphabet was derived have been mo... view
not later than 120 BCE
When writing was first employed in India and how the Indian Brāhmī alphabet was derived have been mo... view
201 CE
When writing was first employed in India and how the Indian Brāhmī alphabet was derived have been mo... view
501 CE
Nrga 243, not to run away from battle 57, oppressing subjects 15 made of parts of rākṣasas 25; oppre... view
1101 CE
The Āp. Dh S (II 6. 14. 6–10) condemns the practice of giving all or most of the ancestral property ... view
1101 CE
31. 'Allowing a brāhmaṇa householder to eat food at the houses of four classes of people among śūdra... view
1101 CE
Nrga 243, not to run away from battle 57, oppressing subjects 15 made of parts of rākṣasas 25; oppre... view
1601 CE
The Āp. Dh S (II 6. 14. 6–10) condemns the practice of giving all or most of the ancestral property ... view
Āpastamba Dharmasūtratext1 claims · 1101 CE
Discussed together with:
Manusmṛti8xArthaśāstra7xNāradasmṛti7xYājñavalkya Smṛti6xKātyāyanasmṛti5xViṣṇu Smṛti4xAparārka4xŚaṅkha-Likhita Dharmasūtra3x1101 CE
Nār. XVIII. 1 defines vākpāruṣya as ‘abusive words that loudly proclaim censure of another’s country... view
Śaṅkha-Likhita Dharmasūtratext10 claims · 187 BCE to 1801 CE
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Arthaśāstra6xManusmṛti6xYājñavalkya Smṛti5xMedhātithi4xViṣṇu Smṛti4xViṣṇu Dharmasūtra4xAgnipurāṇa3xMatsyapurāṇa3x187 BCE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
71 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
before 101 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
754 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
1012 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
1114 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
1150 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
1290 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
about 1300 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
1801 CE
162. A raktikā was found by General Cunningham after many experiments in weigh on an average 1.8 gra... view
Mitākṣarātext7 claims · 801 CE to 1901 CE
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Manusmṛti19xYājñavalkya Smṛti19xNāradasmṛti14xArthaśāstra13xAparārka9xBṛhaspatismṛti8xViṣṇu Smṛti8xKātyāyanasmṛti7x801 CE
From the above discussion it will be clear that the two schools of the Dāyabhāga and of the mitākṣar... view
about 900 CE
From the above discussion it will be clear that the two schools of the Dāyabhāga and of the mitākṣar... view
1001 CE
18. ‘The narrowing down or curtailment of the periods of impurity depending upon the Vedic learning ... view
1167 CE
The next question is what property is liable to be partitioneḍ A few preliminary remarks on property... view
1601 CE
The sūtras and smṛtis contain hardly anything about the dattaka except his name (among the 12 kinds ... view
1901 CE
invited for dinner at a śrāddha<sup class="fn-ref"><a href="#fn-chapter-xxvii-dāyabhāga-partition-of... view
1901 CE
Now that the foregoing lengthy 'presentation of the ancient and medieval Hindu judicial procedure an... view
Viṣṇu Dharmasūtratext2 claims · 1141 CE to 1168 CE
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Manusmṛti14xYājñavalkya Smṛti13xNāradasmṛti12xArthaśāstra10xGautama Dharmasūtra7xAparārka6xMitākṣarā6xViṣṇu Smṛti6xRāmāyaṇatext3 claims · 301 CE to 1301 CE
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Arthaśāstra8xManusmṛti8xMahābhārata6xAgnipurāṇa5xṚgveda5xVanaparva4xViṣṇu Smṛti4xMatsyapurāṇa4x301 CE
A treatise will be required to deal with the weapons of war from ancient timeṣ Even in the Ṛgveda se... view
1201 CE
A treatise will be required to deal with the weapons of war from ancient timeṣ Even in the Ṛgveda se... view
1301 CE
A treatise will be required to deal with the weapons of war from ancient timeṣ Even in the Ṛgveda se... view
Udyogaparvatext3 claims · 571 CE to 1233 CE
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Manusmṛti6xArthaśāstra5xMahābhārata4xYājñavalkya Smṛti4xViṣṇu Smṛti3xṚgveda3xAgnipurāṇa2xGautama Dharmasūtra2x571 CE
*Bala* is also called *danda* in Kant and elsewhere According to Sumantu *danda* means 'punishment, ... view
1232 CE
The diagram illustrates the following roles in a mandala: उदासीन अरिमित्रम् मित्रम् अरिमित्रम् मित्र... view
1233 CE
The Mahābhārata records the tradition that many kings of former times abdicated the throne in favour... view
Chāndogya Upaniṣadtext2 claims · 400 BCE to 1396 CE
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Arthaśāstra4xMahābhārata4xManusmṛti4xAtharvaveda3xMatsyapurāṇa3xMitākṣarā3xViṣṇu Smṛti3xYājñavalkya Smṛti3xBṛhaspatismṛtitext6 claims · 701 CE to 1812 CE
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Manusmṛti13xYājñavalkya Smṛti12xNāradasmṛti11xArthaśāstra9xAparārka9xKātyāyanasmṛti8xMitākṣarā8xViśvarūpa7x701 CE
At the end of this section on Vyavahāra it would not be out of place to say a few words about willṣ ... view
1701 CE
At the end of this section on Vyavahāra it would not be out of place to say a few words about willṣ ... view
1701 CE
Wad, Rao Bahadur 106, 405 War, ( see under 'battle' ), country of an enemy may be harassed in 210, f... view
1758 CE
At the end of this section on Vyavahāra it would not be out of place to say a few words about willṣ ... view
1775 CE
At the end of this section on Vyavahāra it would not be out of place to say a few words about willṣ ... view
1812 CE
At the end of this section on Vyavahāra it would not be out of place to say a few words about willṣ ... view
Mausalaparvatext3 claims · 3102 BCE to 1945 CE
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Mahābhārata1x3102 BCE
At present it is the practice to hold Kali 5046 (expired) as equal to 1945 A. D. or śake 1867 or saṁ... view
1944 CE
At present it is the practice to hold Kali 5046 (expired) as equal to 1945 A. D. or śake 1867 or saṁ... view
1945 CE
At present it is the practice to hold Kali 5046 (expired) as equal to 1945 A. D. or śake 1867 or saṁ... view