Public Administration in Ancient India c25.44

c25.44

Sachivatantra system of Government, 51 *& n.* 3 Sacred Law, the, 131, 132, 133, 150, 151 Sacrifices performed by Kings, 90 *et sqq.* Saka conquest of Sindh, 237-8 Sākiyas, government of, 43 *& n.* 4 Salaries of various Officials, and of Royal and other Persons, 129-30 Salt, Government control of, 262 Samiti form of Assembly, 95 Samudragupta, the Conqueror, King of Magadha, conquests of, 93, 222-3 Empire of, 60 Nomination as King, by his father, 68 Sanchi Topes, the, 247, 248 Sānghārāmas, *see* Monasteries Sankaravarman, exactions of, 87 Sanskrit Alphabet, transliteration of, 299 Sasiguptas, and Alexander, 236 *n.* 2 Sāstras, the, as rules for Kings, 51, 74 Saurasenas, the, Cities of, 57 Saurāshtras, the, Country and cities of, 58 King of, and his army, 196-7 Sculpture, Buddhist, 247 Seamanship, temp. Alexander the Great, 267, 270 Seaports, 267-9 Secular Law, 131, 150 Evolution of, 132 Seleukos Nikator, ambassador of, to Chandragupta, 186 Defeat of, by that King, 31, 237 Self-help, as Extra-judicial remedy, 167-8 Self-satisfaction, as a Source of Law, 133, 136-7 Sentences, Legal, 165 Servants, Legal Protection of, 26-7, 170 Shipbuilding, 270 Shipping, Superintendent of, 124 Siam, Conquest of, 224 Hindu architecture in, 255