The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.104.3

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in Merutuṅgâcârya, 458; in Purusaparîkṣâ, 460; in Râjputânâ, 471; in seventh century, 365; in Somadeva, 459; in Tiruvalluvar, 278; in Upapurâṇas, 338; of feudatories at suzerain’s court, in 7th century, 351; of feudatories under the Guptas, 303; position of, in Mahâbhârata, 93; relations of, with king, in Mudrârâkṣasa, 390-91; status, etc., of, in Ancient India, 510-11. See also Officers and Mantrin. Mîr-Adls, 484. Mîr Muhammad Mâsûm, 400. Missionaries of Aśoka, 201-202. Mitâkṣarâ, 404. Mithilâ, 136; Sanskrit Judgment from, 484—86. Mitra, 19, 26, 27, 28, 40. Mitramiśra, on Smṛiti-writers, 227. Mitrâmitra, 255. Mitraprakṛiti, 255. Mitrârtha, 334. Mlecchas, rule of, in Kathâsaritsâgara, 460. Moga (or Moa or Mauos), 225. Mohammad Ghorî, 441, 447, 477. Moksaparisad, 345, 347, 348, 351, 359, 377. Monarch; character of his rule, in Jâtakas, 126—28; in Greek accounts, 168; in Râmâyaṇa, 113; in the south, 235; plains ruled by, 161. See also King, etc. Monarchy, as a dominant type in Ancient India, 8; in Ancient India, 503—505; in later Vedic literature, 38 sqq., 43; in Persia and India, 493. See also Kingship, etc. Monopoly, state, in Kauṭalya, 263. Mṛcchakaṭikā, 284, 299, 315—17, 318. Mudrārākṣasa, 284; political conditions in, 390-91. Mughal, administration, 480; Empire, continuing old traditions, 481—83. See also Muslim. Mughals, as patronising learning, etc., 481-82; as regulating education and social life, 480-82; court of, compared to Harṣa's court, 356-57;