State and Government in Ancient India c27.24

c27.24

King, origin of, 75-6; and religious functions, 76; different types of, 36; training of, 5-6, 100; position of the king before 500 Bc. 104-06, after 500 B. C., 106-108; how far hereditary, 81-2; rules of inheritance 84-5; his election, 80-4; as final court, 247; king and law, 55-6; 62-3; conceptions about, 95-98; his divinity 89-95; 310; 333, 334, 340; in West 92-4; as protector of Dharma, 95; as fountain of justice, 247; as servant of the people, 97; as trustee of the people, 97; control over his powers, 98-104; precuations for his safety, 106 rebellion against, 101-2; legislative power of, 61 King-makers, 82 Koliya republic, 121 *Koṭṭapāla*, fort commander, 196 Kranashṭhaki, republic, 118 Kshatriyas, their position *vis a vis* the Brāhmaṇas, 52-55; their position in republics, 114-5 *Kshāttā* a *ratnin*, 162 Kshudraka-Malava confederacy, 120-121 Kukkuras, a republic, 121 *Kula* court, 252 *Kulapati*, 76 *Kulaputras*, 192 *Kumārāmatya*, 207, 345 Kuṇinda republics, 118 Kushāṇa emperors, their temples of ancestors, 90