The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.5

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c23.5

Bâbur, founder of the Mughal Empire, 489. Babylon, culture of, resembling Pre-Aryan culture, 489. Babylonian Empire, local government in, 495. Bactrian Greeks, in Afghânistân and the Puñjâb, 225. Baghdâd, administration of, influencing Muslim administration, 480. Bâhudantiputra, 252 n.; on qualification of ministers, 269. Bakhtiyâr Khiljî, lieutenant of Mohammad Ghorî, 441. Baladeva, a hero of the Harivamśa, 103. Balâdhikrita (military officer), 294. Balâdhyakṣa (military officer), 294. Balance of Power, idea of, in Kautalya, 256. Balhîka, 86.

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