The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.30

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Cânakya, 250, 251. See Kautalya. Cânakya (minister), 390. Cânakya Sûtra, 281 n, 457-58. Candabardâî, 477. Caṇḍâla, in Jâtakas, 119, 120, 144; maiden in Śûdraka's court, 352. Candragupta, 189, 193, 193n, 206, 390, 391; accession and conquests of, 177-78; capital of, 184; dominions, etc., of, 282; C. I, 285 n; C. II, 301, 304; dominions, etc., of, C. II, 283. Candrâpîḍa, 352, 353; consecration of, and of his consort, 361-63; education of, 363-64. Candraprabhâ Sûri, 395. Capital, administration of, under Mauryas, 184-87; in Bhâsa, 320; in Mahâbhârata, 91; in Râmâyaṇa, 112-13; of Harṣa, 354, 357; of Kaniṣka, 230-31; of Khâravela, 219-20; of Menander, 225; of Sindh, 401. See Cities. Carakas, 228. Caraṇa, 59, 62. Cârudatta (book), 315, 318. Cârudatta (person), 316, 317. Caṣṭana, 228. Caste, and the Hindu State, 508-10; as influencing form of government, 7-8; as influencing Hindu political life, 11-13; attack on, by Aśvaghosa, 234; in Alberûnî, 442-43; in Alberûnî, as affecting punishments, 445-46; in Atri, 327; in Baudhāyana, 69-70; in Bṛihaspati, 324; in Gautama, 62-64, 66-67; in Jātakas, 118-21; in later Vedic literature, 34-36; in latest Vedic literature, 47; in Mahābhārata, 79-81; in Manu, 239-40; in M a n u, as affecting rules of punishment, 245-46; in Nārada, 323; in Rāmāyaṇa, 105-106; in Ṛigveda, 19 sqq.; in Sūtras, 61; in Upapurāṇas, 337-38; in Viṣṇu, 248; in Viṣṇu Purāṇa, 335; intercaste marriage, etc., in Kashmīr, 419-20; seven castes of India mentioned by Megasthenes, 178-81.