The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.171

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Religion, administration of, in Kālidāsa, 314; and state, in 7th century A.D., 373—75; as affecting Hindu political life, 13; as a check on despotism, 506-507; Aśoka and R., 202—205; in the service of espionage, in Kauṭalya, 275-76; when opposed to usage, in Bṛihaspati, 280. Revenue, and exemption from, under the Mauryas, 190—92; and fiscal oppression, in Kaśmīr, 434; and its collection, in Jātakas, 148-49; in Agni Purāṇa, 332-33; in Āpastamba, 72; in Baudhāyana, 70; in Chambā, 439-40; in Gautama, 67-68; in Kālidāsa, 312, 313, 315; in Kauṭalya, 276-77; in later Vedic literature, 46; in latest Vedic literature, 55; in Mahābhārata, 96-97; in Manu, 243-44; in Rigveda, 30; in Viṣṇu, 248-49; in 7th century, 368-69; of village, in 8th—10th centuries, 412; revenue administration under the Guptas, 299-300; under Aśoka, 213-14; under the Guptas, 285, 301—303. See also Taxation. Revolt, against the king, in Jātakas, 127-28; in Bṛihaddharma Purāṇa, 337. Rhys Davids, on Buddhist scriptures, 115, 117; on Clan Oligarchies, 155; on Dharma, 507.