War in Ancient India c17.54

c17.54

— on the creation of the admiralty department, 186; — on the Mauryan military organisation, 232n. Ṣoḍaśāyudhastotra, a work of Vedānta Deśika, 147n. Ṣoḷakulavalli Paṭṭinam, (Nagapatam), 295. Solomon, 290. Somadeva, author of the Nītivākyāmṛta, 80. South India, trade and culture contacts of, with foreign countries, 290ff. Śrīdaṇḍanāthā, a military officer of Lalitā, 227. Śrīmantrināthā, a military officer of Lalitā, 227. Śrī Māra, Pāṇḍyan King, 292. Śrī Vijaya, and the Cholas, 385; — King of, and Kulottunga I, 295; Strabo, 131. Strategic considerations, 237-41. Strategy and tactics in War, 235-71. Subhadra, 128. Succession to the throne, question of the, 51-52. Śūdras, and the army, 193. Śukra, a political thinker, 61, 155, 204, 269; — conception of a State, 212; — on Asura Yuddha, 89; — on the disposal of the wealth seized in war, 78; — on a handsome pay to the soldiers, 210-11; — on Kūṭayuddha, 88; — views of, on maṇḍala, 308-9; — on the nālikas, 107-8: — on the pināka, 113: — on the qualifications of a Senāpati, 223; — on the strategical position of the army, 244;