The Inner Conflict of Tradition: Essays in Indian Ritual, Kingship, and Society c20.19

c20.19

Raiding. *See* Transhumance *Ra'īyatī*, 169 *Rājābhiṣeka*, 120. *See also* Unction *Rājadharma*, 109 *Rājan*, 111, 144, 146. *See also* King *Rājaśāsana*, 115, 232n.54 *Rājasūya*, 5f., 111, 117, 118–24, 133, 137, 143; does not create king, 154 Rājaputra, 222n.24 Rājputs, 12, 17, 171f. Rāma, 123, 189, 246n.32 Rāma Mārgaveya, 76 *Rāṣṭra*, 141 *Rāṣṭrabhṛt*, 145 Rathor, 171 Rational order, 102 Rationalism, ethical, 195 *Ratnin*, 137f., 143–46, 148 Rebirth, 195, 197 Reciprocity, 31, 36, 83, 190, 214n.89 Re-death, 32, 34, 202 Regeneration of cosmos, 26 Regionalism, 177 Reiniche, M.-L., 246nn.35, 36 Renou, L., 71, 73, 96, 221n.13 Renouncer, 23, 41, 43f., 177, 193, 197 Renunciation, 41f., 192, 197, 199 Republic. *See* Monarchy Revelation, 97 Reviler, 75f., 80, 214n.87, 222n.24 *Rex*, 111 Richards, J. F., 161, 162, 243n.41 Rights, landed: fractionized, 184, 186; inalienable, 191; of the king, 139; and personal relationships, 14, 143, 182; saleable, 165, 175; shared, 247n.36 Risley, Sir Herbert, 248n.33 Ritual, Vedic: *adṛṣṭārtha* as, 3; breaks agonistic pattern, 6, 33, 57, 87, 107;