The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.176

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Simhanâda, 360. Simhâsana, 354, 361. Sindh, political condition of, in 8th-10th centuries, 399-402. Sindhurâja, 458. Siri Meghavanna (or Meghavaṇṇa), 283. Śiṣṭas, 69, 238. Śiśunâga, (or Siśunâka), 163. Śiśupâla, 83, 389. Śiśupâlabadha, 389. Sîtâ, 104, 110, 136, 389. Śivâjī, rise and coronation of, 471, 473. Śiva, 229, 231, 287, 308, 329, 421. Sivarâma Tripâṭhī, 340 n. Siyadoni, 413. Skanda Purâṇa, 238, 329. Skandagupta, reign of, 283-84, 289, 292, 299. Skandagupta (minister), 365, 366. Slavery, heavy indebtedness leading to, in ancient India, Greece and Rome, 45; in Agni Purâṇa, 333; in Greek accounts, 169; in Vedic society, 23; resulting from warfare, 466. Smith, V. A., on Harṣa's reign, 344 n.; on political facts after Harṣa, 386; on 3rd century of Indian History, 254. Smṛitis, 69, 215, 250, 326-27, 328, 329, 330, 387, 445, 483; origin, date, character, etc., of, 236-39; meaning of, 187. See also Dharmaśâstra. Social, legislation projected, in Kautalya, 260; order, in Parâśara, 327.