History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v4.c64.1029

v4.c64.1029

that takes taxes without giving protection goes to Hell 191; to avoid gambling and hunting 55; to celebrate festivals in honour of certain deities 234; to decide acc. to dharma in case of conflict between dharmaśāstra and practices 9; to found a district of villages on old sites or on new only 134; to guard his finances with great effort 184; to help agriculturists in various ways 191; to learn every night from his spies the intentions and actions of his enemies, officers and subjects 129; undergoes a ceremonial bath before invasion 227; views on the *vidyās* essential for the education of 48; *vyasanas* of 232-233; was to appoint chief justice and sabhyas 271; was to be like a father to his people 62; was to decide acc. to rules of dharmaśāstra and usages 270; was to look personally into income and expenditure 184; was to punish castes and guilds that swerve from their dharma 238; was to punish even the highest functionaries if they go wrong 120; was to protect and guard all minors, helpless men and women 665-666; was to show himself to all people every day 61; was to support the aged, the blind, the cripple, widows, orphans and pregnant women 59; was to uphold the dharmas of families, castes, guilds and even heretical sects that were not opposed to the Veda 158, 238; who should be 37-38.