Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times c4.27
Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times c4.27
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| § 271. | Royal Speech to Paura-Jānapada | 89—92 |
| §§ 272-3. | Paura-Jānapada and Anugrahas or Privileges | 93—94 |
| §§ 274-75. | King asks permission of the Naigama-Jānapada to undertake long sacrifice | 94—95 |
| § 276. | Daily business of Paura-Jānapada with the King | 95 |
| § 277. | Aśoka's new Dharma and the Jānapada | 96 |
| § 278. | Importance of Paura: Paura and executive work | 96—97 |
| § 279. | King and Governor attend Paura-Jānapada | 97 |
| § 280. | Paura-Jānapada could make or mar government | 97—98 |
| § 281. | Compensation bills of Jānapada to the Crown | 98—99 |
| § 282. | Constituency of Jānapada | 99—101 |
| 283. | Composition of Paura | 102—03 |
| § 283. | Separate bodies making up Naigama | 104—05 |
| § 284. | Basārh Seals and Naigama Officers | 105—06 |
| § 285. | The 'laws' of Jānapada and Paura | 106—07 |
| § 286. | The Saṁvid enactments of Jānapada | 107—08 |
| § 287. | Paura-Jānapada as Hindu Diet | 108 |