War in Ancient India c17.8

c17.8

Cōḷa pass, 34. Commissariat, the, 182-86. Conjeevaram, sculptures at, 143. Conquered country, provision for the administration of the, 73-4. Crusades, 11-12. Cunningham, 130, 132, 133; — on the value of the study of sculptures, 131. Dādāji Koṇḍadev, 45n. Dadhīci, a Ṛṣi, mukta and amukta weapons made from the bones of, 115-6; — the vajra made out of the backbone of, 110. Daiva form of war, 235, 265. *Daivajña Vilāsa*, a mss. work, 362. Dalavay, Minister of war, 228. Damayantī, 108; — marriage of, with Nala, 50. Dāna, 299, 313, 324, 326-8, 399. Daṇḍa, 299, 313, 314, 324, 327, 328, 329, 331; — (punishment), origin and development of, 4-5. Daṇḍadhara (King), 4. Daṇḍaka, an ancestor of Rāma, conquest of the Dakhan by, 24. Daṇḍamārga, 239. Darius, maritime expedition of, 286; — expedition of, to Sind, 334. Darśaka, 327. Darudurga, 255. Dasarajya yuddha, in the *Ṛg Veda*, 236. Daśaratha, 43, 161, 310; — Vasiṣṭha’s administration of the Kingdom after the death of, 52. Defence and aggression, as factors of war, 25. Defence complex, a source of war, 23-5. Delisle Burns, 8.