Hindu Polity: A Constitutional History of India in Hindu Times c58.8

c58.8

| | Pages | | Pages |
| —Daṇḍanāyaka | 126, 147 | its theory of king's servitude to Law | 57-58 |
| —bhūmi | 177 | —written under the revolutionary regime | 54 |
| —pṛithivī | 178 | Medhātithi, his political definition of Āryāvarta | 113*n*; 119 |
| Mahā-Bhārata war | 60 | on mines | 173 |
| —its date | 206*n* | Megasthenes—monarchy in India | 3-619 |
| Mahāmātras | 125, 148 | —on failure of royal lines | 51 |
| Agra— | 126, 148 | —on Pātaliputra | 74, 101, 102, 103 |
| Mahāpadma | 194 | —on jurisdiction of Ministry | 141 |
| Mahattaras | 105 | Midland and monarchy | 4 |
| Mahāvīra | 197 | Mīmāṁsā | 174, 187 |
| Mahishī | 16, 42 | Mines | 173 |
| Maṇi (armlet) | 9, 20 | —tax on | 173 |
| Majority | 118, 129 | Ministers | 9, 21, 42 |
| Mantra (Policy of State) | 142 | —and gift by kings | 119, 120 |
| Mantradharas | 128, 129, 130 | —called "kings" | 116 |
| Mantragrāhas | 128, 129, 130 | council of, their number | 122 |
| Mantrin | 123, 124, 126, 127, 133 | of Finance, of Law, Home, War, Revenue, Agriculture, Justice, Religion, Diplomacy | 223 |
| Manu | 163 | —Chief | 126 |
| Mantri-parishad | 122 | designations of— | 126 |
| —and Paura-Jānapada | 130 | for the Army | 133 |
| Mantra-parishad (Council of State) | 118, 122, 132 | —of Diplomacy | 127 |
| Mathurā | 55*n* | —of Finance | 127 |
| Maurya | 17, 23 | —of War, | 127 |
| —Brihadratha | 50 | —of mines and manufactories | 134 |
| emperor, opposed by ministers | 122 | —of Revenue | 133, 134 |
| —princes | 125 | —of prisons | 133 |
| Mayor of the city | 71 | —of treasury | 134 |
| —of the palace | 131 | —of law | 158, 159 |
| Mādhavāchārya on proprietorship in land, | 177-178 | —duty of— | 158, 159 |
| Māhārājya | 28, 193 | | |
| Mānava Dharma Sāstra age of | 55*n* | | |
| its theory of divine kingship | 55-57 | | |
| —displacement of the theory | 57 | | |