Theory of Government in Ancient India (Post-Vedic) c17.12

c17.12

Harem, in Kâlidâsa, 278; in Kauṭalya, 122-23. Haribala, 242. Hârīta, 173. Harivaṃśa Purâṇa, Jaina, 227, 347. Harmony, between Brâhmaṇas and Kṣatriyas, 33-34, 72; general, 35; in republics, 66-67. Harṣa, 379; and his works, 284. Harṣavardhana, 350. Hegel, on state, 345. Hemachandra, 227, 228. Herodotus, 347. Hīnasâmanta, 252. See also Officer. Hindu(s), 221, 269, 293, 299; social organisation of, 331-34, 347. Hindu Law, 99, 102. Hindu mind, characteristics of, 1-2. Hindu theory of society and government, 343 et seq. See also Government, Society, State, King. Hindu thought, 336-37; comparison with European political thought, 337-38, 345. Hitopadeśa, 156, 292. Hobbes, on state of nature, 28, 29. Hooker, on state of nature, 29. Hopkins, on guilds, 319; on Smṛti, 169; on Sūtras, 158.