Theory of Government in Ancient India (Post-Vedic) c17.6

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Daityas, 156. Dakṣa, 173, 348. Dakṣiṇâvarta, 299. Dalapati, 183. Dâna, 192. Daṇḍa, 192, 344, 346, 351; as element of state, 147; description and work of, 37-39. Daṇḍanîti, 21-2, 94, 95, 152, 153, 246. Daṇḍin, 156, 286, 292, 379; and his works, 280-81. Darśana. 168 n. Daśabandha, 136. Daśagrâmâdhipati, 189. Daśaratha, 67. Dasyus, 86. Defamation, law of, in Manu, 84. Democracy, in Buddhist Saṃgha, 324. Department, different departments of state and their description in Kauṭalya, 123 et seq. Revenue D., 121; Secret Intelligence D., 121. Deva (s), 198. Devânnabhaṭṭa, 183. Devarddhi Gaṇin, 221. Dhamma, 321. Dhammapada, commentaries on, 219-20. Dhaumya, 267. Dharma, 10, 168, 173, 194, 195, 198, 215, 242, 358; as aim of life, 349-50; as check to misrule, 346-47; interpretation of, 353-54; king as, 31; meaning and strength of, 19; science of, 157. See also Law. Dharmanibandhas, 183. Dharmaśâstra, 71, 93, 151, 155-56, 159, 167 et seq., 170, 173, 181, 185, 191, 243, 261, 267, 295, 340, 342, 374; guilds in, 315 et seq.; promulgators of, 173. Dharmasthîya, 184. Dharmaśûtra, 157 et seq., 167, 168, 173, 267, 308, 309, 311, 340, 374. Dhâtri, 60. Dhṛtarâṣṭra, 60. Diderot, on Machiavelli, 61. Dinakara Miśra, 299. Diplomacy, and war, 307. See also War. Divine will, as source of law, 9. Divodâsa, 63. Divorce, in Kauṭalya, 99. Drama, in classical Sanskrit literature, 270 et seq.