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# War in Ancient India c8.s2.9

War in Ancient India c8.s2.9

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### [c8.s2.9](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.polity.dikshitar-1944.c8.s2.9)

These works, and others like them, were not merely repositories of information; they were also instruments of education and edification. They helped to shape the medieval worldview, providing a framework for understanding the past and the present, and offering models of conduct and belief. They were also, in many cases, works of literature in their own right, displaying a narrative skill and a command of language that have ensured their survival and continued interest.

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