The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.1

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Abhijñâna Śâkuntala, political touches in, 313—15; king in, 313-14; officers in, 314; revenue in, 315. Abhimanyu, 86. Abhiṣeka, 331. See also Coronation. Abhiṣekanāṭaka, political matter in, 318. Abû Zaidul Hasan, of Sirâj, 399. Abul Fazl, author of Âîn-i-Akbarî, 472, 480; on study of Sanskrit, 482. Âcâra, meaning of, 238. Âcârâṅga Sûtra (Jaina), types of polity in, 503. Âcârya, meaning of, 140. Âcâryâḥ, meaning, etc., of, 252 n. Achaemenides, 196. Acton, on Machiavelli, 390. Adhikaraṇa, 297. Adhikaranalekhaka, 432. Adhikârika, 381, 415. Adhinâyaka, 456. Âdhipatya, 37. Adhirâja, 36, 403. Adhiṣṭhâna, 297, 417. Adhiṣṭḷâya, 189. Adhvaryu, 33. Adhyakṣa, 451. Âdi Purâṇa (Jaina), 391—94; Brâhmaṇas in, 392; creation of Brâhmaṇas in, 509; conception of government in, 392; consecration in, 392-93; institutions of government in, 393-94.