The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.173

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Sabhâ, 30, 30 n., 41, 42, 157, 214; as a court of justice, 42, 45. Sabhâcara, 42. Sabhâsad, 42. Sabuktigîn, 446. Sacala Miśra, 485. Saciva, 112. See Minister. Sacrifices, in Kâlidâsa, 309-10; in Mahâbhârata, 90-91; in Purâṇas, 331; in Smritis, 327, 328; royal, in later Vedic literature, 49-52; under Andhras, 222; under Śungas, 217-18. Saddhamma Mahâśâlâ, 162. Sagara, 109, 218, 330. Śâhânuśâhi, 233. Śâhi, 233, 308. Śâhityadarpaṇa, 340 n. Śaka, 237; S. Kṣatrapa, 228. Śâkala (or Siâlkot), 225. Sakalakaraniparikara, 367. Śâkhâs, 236. Sakka, 127, 158. Sakuntalâ, 313. See Abhijñâna Śâkuntala. Śâkyas, 504. Salaries, and bonuses, pensions, promotions, etc., of officers, in Kautalya, 272-74; in Manu, 242; of officers, in 7th century, 367-68. Salt, royal monopoly of, 227. Samâhartâ, 270. Samâja, 202.