War in Ancient India c3.7

c3.7

| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| I | THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BACKGROUND OF WAR . . . . . . | 1–39 |
| II | THE LAWS OF WAR: | |
| | Sec. i The Warrior’s Code . . | 41–57 |
| | ” ii The Ethics of War . . | 58–75 |
| | ” iii Celebrating Victory . . | 75–78 |
| | ” iv Miscellaneous Regulations . | 78–80 |
| | ” v Dharma Vijaya, Asura Vijaya and Lobha Vijaya. | 81–92 |
| III | WEAPONS OF WAR AS GATHERED FROM LITERATURE: | |
| | Sec. i Bows and Arrows . . | 93–101 |
| | ” ii Fire Arms . . . . | 101–106 |
| | ” iii Other Weapons . . . . | 106–109 |
| | ” iv The Amukta weapons . . | 110–119 |
| | ” v Minor and Mystical weapons of Warfare . . | 119–125 |
| | ” vi On Armour . . . . | 126–129 |
| | ” vii Arms and Armour from Sculpture . . . . | 130–151 |
| IV | ARMY AND ARMY DIVISIONS: | |
| | Sec. i Introductory . . . . | 153–156 |
| | ” ii Further Divisions . . . | 156–157 |
| | ” iii Chariots . . . . | 157–166 |
| | ” iv Elephants . . . . | 166–174 |
| | ” v Cavalry . . . . . | 174–179 |