Public Administration in Ancient India c25.47

c25.47

Tāmralipti, seaport, importance of, 269 Tangara, commerce of, 268 Tanks, &c., 252, 253, 255 Tārāpīda, cruelty of, 87 Tārīkh-i-Hind, of Alberuni, on India before Moslem conquest, 8 *et alibi* Taxes and Taxation, 173 *et sqq.* Classes exempt from, 178 Principles regulating, 180-1 Remission of, in furtherance of Foreign Trade, 270 Revenue from, 177 Territorial expansion Causes, 46-7 Commencement of, and steady progress, 59 Territory Cession of, by the Vanquished, 234-5, 237 as Material Basis of the State, 29 Climate, Size, and Soil, in regard to, 30-3 Views on, of Chānakya, and others, 29-31 Theft, Responsibility as to, of Police, 125-6 Village communities, 292, 293 Rarity of, 172 Theocratic character of early States, 39 Tibet, Buddhism in, 278 Titles of Kings, according to grades, 88 Tolls Levied on Goods entering cities, 124, 175, 176 Land-routes, and Water-ways, 177 Superintendent of, 124 Topes, 247, 248 Tours of Piety, made by Asoka, 277 Town Councils, 53 Town-planning, 244-5 Towns, classes of, 244-5 Trade Mediums of, 272-4 Municipal control of, 297 and Trade-routes, 264 *et sqq.* Trade Unions, 97