The State in Ancient India: A Study in the Structure and Practical Working of Political Institutions in North India in Ancient Times c23.73

c23.73

Grâmakûṭa 415. Grâmaṇî, 24, 29, 52, 54, 94; as a Ratnin, 44; as a Vîra, 43. Grâmika, 297, 298. Grant, of land, after the Guptas, 306; in Gupta age, 292—94, 302-303; in Kanauja, 447, 449; in 11th-12th centuries, 455-56; in Râjpûtânâ, 477; made by feudatories, 412-13; of Chambâ Kings, 440; of Kashmîa Kings, 422; of Mughals, 482-83. Great Britain, type of monarchy in, compared to India, 499. Greece, compared to India in administration, 186; contrasted with India in respect of geography, 4; contrasted with India in respect of intensity of life, 7; slavery in, 45. See also Hellas. Greek accounts, Alexander’s political arrangements given in, 173—75; combination of tribes in, 172-73; of Ancient India, 166 sqq.; of Takkasilâ, 123; political conditions in, 168—72; republics in, 499; writers of and value of, 166-67, 167 n. Greek titles of Indo-Scythian kings, 229. Greeks, Bactrian, 225; compared to early Indians, 23; influence, in India of, 490—92; invasions by, 215; on Andhras, 221; on drums, etc., 201; on Kathas, 169; political institutions of the, 1.