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# Hindu Administrative Institutions c8.s1.44

Hindu Administrative Institutions c8.s1.44

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### [c8.s1.44](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.dikshitar-1929.c8.s1.44)

But a prince duly honoured by the king and esteemed by the citizens enjoyed the confidence of the state. He was made the crown prince and drew a handsome allowance of 48,000 paṇas yearly, the highest remuneration equal to that of the \*purohita\*, commander-in-chief, king's mother, and queen.³ Further he enjoyed the rare privilege of not being watched by the Intelligence department with the \*purohita\* and the commander-in-chief. All the other fifteen \*tīrthas\* were liable to be watched by the members of that Intelligence department.

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