The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.138

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Political, arrangements of Alexander, 173—75; conditions, after Harṣa, 385 sqq.; in Bhavabhūti, 389; in Chambâ, 436 sqq.; in Deccan, in 7th century, 381—84; in Greek accounts, 168—72; in Kâdambarî, 352-53; in Kâlidâsa, 309—15; in Kautalya, 254 sqq.; in later Vedic literature, 36 sqq.; in latest Vedic literature, 47 sqq.; in Mahârâṣṭra, 471-73; in Nâgânanda and Ratnâvalî, 380; in North, 473 sqq.; in Râjpûtânâ, in Muslim age, 475—79; in Somadeva, 396—98; in Vijayanagara, 470; of Sindh in 8th—10th centuries, 399—402; under the Guptas, 285 sqq.; fundamental political conditions in 7th century, 345 et sq.; political history, beginnings of Indian, 154; political infanticide, in Greek accounts, 168-69; political institutions, as influenced by geography, in India, 3 sqq.; evidence about them, 1 et sq.; in Upapurâṇas, 337-38; of the South, 235; political organisation, in Rigveda, 23 et sq.; political reflections, in Kalhana, 426, 429-30. See Political Conditions, etc.