Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times c13.63
Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times c13.63
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§ 40. Changing dual groups—Vāsudeva and Ugrasena, Akrūra and Vāsudeva, Śini and Vāsudeva—suggest that the Andhaka Rājanya and the Vṛishṇi Rājanya were elected rulers. The coins were struck in the name of the Rājanya and in the name of the Gaṇa, jointly. Other coins struck in the name of Rājanyas without the mention of the name of the states, have been found.∗ In view of our interpretation of the term Rājanya, in all probability, they are republican coins.