War in Ancient India c17.6

c17.6

Birdwood, 130. Black Prince, 12. Bodhisattva, 138, 140. Borobudur, sculptures at, representing Jataka scenes, 144. Brāhmaṇas concept of a ship sailing heavenwards in the, 276. Brahmāṇḍa Purāṇa, 85, 102n, 109n, 166n. Brāhman, by caste or profession, not to be killed in battle, 70; — no sin in killing a, in war, 57; — and the army, 193-5; — duties of the, 42. — service of the, in a war, 76-7; — treatment of a, who wants to bring peace, 69. Bṛhadarhannītiśāstra, the Laghvarhannītisāra considered to be an abridged version of, 80. Bṛhadratha, Puṣyamitra Śuṅga, the Senāpati of, 223. Bṛhannalā, 15. Bṛhaspati, 269; — law-book of, 359; — on the wealth seized in war, 78. British Commonwealth, character of the, 32. Buddhist literature, on war ethics, 79. Bukka I, embassy of, to the Chinese emperor, 296. Burgess, 130. Cakra, 123. Camūpa, (Daṇḍabhinātha) a military officer, 230. Camūpati, a military officer, 230. Candragupta (Maurya), 28, 334, 335. — admiralty of, 186; — cavalry force of, 174; — control of the army of, 185; — dark period before the accession of, 51;