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# Hindu Administrative Institutions c8.s2.102

Hindu Administrative Institutions c8.s2.102

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### [c8.s2.102](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.dikshitar-1929.c8.s2.102)

These statements demonstrate the indispensable office of the \*purohita\* who is a Brahman, and the fact that no superiority of class or caste is contemplated. On the other hand both are equal tending towards the common good of the people—the \*yogakshema\* of the state.² Hence his appointment precedes the anointing of the king.³

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