History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v4.c64.1028.4

v4.c64.1028.4

gambling the worst of vices in a 54; generally a man alone became a k. 40; grand policy for a k. is *aviśvāsa* 12; grounds of obligation to obey the 37; had monopoly as to elephants, saffron &c. 197; had to provide for *śrāddhas* and concubines of the deceased when he took by escheat 763; harmony between k. and brāhmaṇas 25; has parts of gods in him 23; has no friend 216; high ideal placed before 61-63, 96; hot-tempered k. fell victim to popular fury 98; how k. should deal with his officers 114; how k. should spend first and latter part of day 51; incurred sin, if he did not punish the guilty 2; is the maker of his age 3, 892; is the State, acc. to Kauṭilya 18; is to look into lawsuits in the 2nd part of the day 95, 242; killing of, when sanctioned by ancient works 26; legislative action of, very limited in ancient times 98; levying an unjust fine was to offer thirty times thereof to Varuṇa 176; may prohibit export of foodstuffs in a famine 100; may inflict bodily punishment on *caṇḍālas* and other low people but should not take fines from them 408; may take cognizance of matters called *chalas*, *aparādhas* of his own motion without anyone's complaint 263-264; measures to be taken by, for safety against his own sons 83; measures to be taken by, for safety against fire and poisons 84; most important of the seven elements of the State 18; neccessity to a k. for curbing his senses and not falling a prey to *kāma* and *krodha* 53; necessity of moral discipline in the case of 52;