The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.109

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c23.109

Purāṇa, 331-32; in Bengal and East Bengal, in 11th-12th centuries, 450-52; in Bhāsa, 320; in Chambā, 437-39; in clan oligarchies, 159; in Deccan and South and Western India, 462 sqq.; in Deccan, in 7th century, 381-84; in Jātakas, 143-45, 148; in Kālidāsa, 311, 312, 314; in Kanauja, in 11th-12th centuries, 447-50; in Kaśmīr, 430-33; in Kauṭalya, 270; in later Roman and Hindu Empires, 497-98; in Mahābhārata, 91-93; in Mālwā and Central India, in 11th-12th centuries, 453; in Manu, 242; in Marāṭhā age, 471 sqq.; in Mauryan administration, 189; in Merutuṅgācārya, 458-59; in Orissā, in 11th-12th centuries, 452; in Persia and India, 495-96; in Rājputānā, 476-77; in Sindh, in 8th-10th centuries, 401; in Somadeva, 397; in Tiruvalluvar, 279; in 7th century, 366-67; in 8th-10th centuries, Magadha, 405-408; Orissā, 408-409, Almorā, 409-410; in Mārwār, etc., 410-11; local officials, in Kauṭalya, 271; military, judicial, revenue, etc., officers under the Guptas, 294 sqq.; military officers, in 7th century, 372; of Kaniṣka, 231; of the king, in later Vedic literature, 43-44; of the Mauryan capital, 186; of village in 8th—10th centuries, 411-12; official designation in Deccan, 417; official families, 304; recruitment of, 368; revenue officers, in Jātakas, 148; salaries of, 367-68; special officers of the frontiers, under Aśoka, 195; supervision, etc., over the, in Manu, 243; under Āndhras, 223-24; under Aśoka, 208—13; under Guptas, 289; under Satraps, 227. See also Ministers.