Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times c58.6

c58.6

| | Pages | | Pages |
| Jānapada (Assembly) | 42, 44, 62 | Kārmāntika | 134 |
| —and Asoka | 96 | Kāsi-Kosala | 61 |
| —and fresh tax | 94 | Kātya (lexicographer) | 70 |
| —and Prime-Minister | 8 | Kātyāyana (lawyer) | 69 |
| discussion on— | 62, 63, 67 | | 102, 117, 179 |
| inner and outer bodies of— | | Khālimpur Copper-plate | 44 |
| president of— | 99, 100 | Khāravela | 3, |
| —represented the whole country | 101, 145 | King—Vedic; speech by— hearing of causes by— | 155 |
| Jānarājya | 24, 194 | his "incapacity" | 139 |
| Jeta (Prince) | 156, 57 | his seal | 140 |
| Judges—in Persia | 15 | his share | 165 |
| —Brahmins | 153 | his utility | 186 |
| —in Mṛichchhakaṭika | 154 | Jātaka on— | 180, 184 |
| —his province | 155 | Justice disposed in the name of | 156 |
| —and Prince Jeta | 157 | to Paura-Jānapada for | 98 |
| Judiciary | 152, 153 | extra taxes | 90-91 |
| Jumna | 4 | —and protection | 124 |
| Jury | 155 | —Hindu—, whether a personal | |
| Justice, Chief | 123 | ruler—and justice | 155 |
| —and fall in litigation | 156 | —as master-servant | 163 |
| case of Sudatta *vs.* Jeta | 156 | —who fails to protect | 164 |
| | 57 d | —constitutionally slave, | |
| —king hearing appeals | 155 | morally master, | 185 |
| hearing of causes by king | 155 | —deciding law-suits | 117 |
| —on Justice | 158, 159, 120 | —foolish and unfit | 117 |
| | | gifts by— | 10 |
| **K** | | | 12 |
| Kaba | 206n | —when a thief | 140 |
| Kakud | 9 | ruler | 105 |
| Kaṇika (Bhāradvāja) | 129 | —and Brahmin | 36 |
| Karmānta | 173 | —Announcement (of election) | 26 |
| Kashmir | 197 | —as Protector of Law | 23 |
| Kauṭilya | 113, 129 | —to follow law | 44 |
| (Chancellor) | 161 | —his salary | 135 |
| Kālidāsa and Pushyamitra's letter | 53, 189 | Investiture of— | 26 |
| Kānyakubja | 44, 82 | | |