The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.104.1

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Maitràvaruṇa, 51. Majumdar, R. C., on political facts after Harṣa's death, 386. Mâlatimâdhava, 388. Mâlavikâgnimitra, 312-13. Mânava Dharma Sûtra, 75, 239. Maṇḍala, 319, 389, 462; doctrine of in Mahâbhârata, 100, as administrative division, 417; as sphere of diplomacy, 453. Maṇḍapikâ, 412. Mansabdârs, 479. Mânsingh, as feudatory and imperial officer, 479. Mantrin, 112, 269, 462. See also Minister. Manu (Râjâ), 329, 330. Manu (Smṛiti writer), 53, 58, 75, 114, 248, 249, 252 n, 254, 259, 277, 322, 323, 324, 325, 396, 404, 414, 491; caste in, 238-40; compared with Kauṭalya, 258; court in, 247, dates of, 236-37; importance of, 239; judicial administration in, 246-48; law and its sources in, 240-41; law, civil and criminal, in, 244-46; local government in, 242-43; number of councillors in, 268; on salary of village headman, 302; place of, 237; revenue in, 243-44; spies in, 248; state and its duties in, 241-42; writings and views of, 239-48. Manusmṛiti, 237, 239, 471. See Manu. Marâṭhâs, 222; administrative system of the, 471 sqq.; nature of their empire, 473; temperament of the, 10. Mârkandeya Purâṇa, 329; date of, 334 n, society and government, etc., in, 334-35. Marut (king), 49. Marutta Âviksita, 53. Matisaciva, 227. Mâṭrivisnu, 293. Mâtsya-Nyâya, 403. Matsya Purâṇa, 281, 329 n; history of man, kingship, etc., in, 335-36. Mauryan, administration, Chap. VIII; Empire, nature of, 501-502; Empire, a stage in development of Hindu polity, 492; end of the M. Empire, 385;