The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c16.s2.4

c16.s2.4

Architecture, 440-444, in Tibet, 453-455 *Arhat*, 369, 394 *Ārogyadāna*, 412 Arrogance as injurious to sociology, 621 Art in India, not exclusively ideational, 641-643 *Artha*, 5, 38, 45, 47, 55, 63, 64, 155, 172, 190, 229, 242, 336, 352, 366, 418, 605, 632, 650 *Artha-Purāṇaśāstra*, 447 *Arthaśāstra*, 195, 196, as a comprehensive document of Hindu polity, 335, as document of planned economy, 329, not condemned by the *Ṛṣis*, 295, not younger than *Dharmaśāstra*, 294, the non-Kauṭalyan hand in, 354-356, the question, 209-361, the work of one person, 290 *Arthaśāstra und Dharmaśāstra*, 227, 233 *Arthaśāstras*, 203-204, in "formal" sociology, 654-657 Artificial gold, 256 Arts and crafts in Hindu culture, 436-444, 475-477, 632 "Aryanism" of Kauṭalya, 323, 333 Aryanization, 105-108, 110-114, 134-135, 144-149 *Asankhata Samyutta*, 169 Ascetic writings only a part of Hindu literature, 44 Asia, and Hindu colonies, 60, 77 under Hindu positivism, 386-394, 444-465 Asian domination in Europe, 645-647 *Assalāyana Sūtra*, 176 Assimilation of races, 140-144, 149 *Aṣṭāviṁśatitattva*, 611-615, 624 Astronomy in Moslem Asia, 461 *Aśvamedha*, 64 *Aśvaśāstra*, 378 *Atharva Veda*, 105, 120, 121, 130-133, 141, 147-149, 229, 278, 283, 337, 352, 437, 474, 543, in Persian, 468 *Ātmastūti*, 307 *Aurangyā pāpī*, 562, 575 Authorship of the *Arthaśāstra*, 209-361 Authorities, of Abul Fazl, 537-540, of Chaṇḍeśvara, 519, of Chitnis, 605-606, of Mitra-Miśrā, 549-551, 558, of Nilakaṇṭha, 546-548, of Parāśara, 523, of Raghunandana, 613 Autolimitation, 171 *Avatāras*, as political deliverers, 494-496 *Awakening of Faith in the Mahāyāna*, 362 *Āyurveda*, 195, 196, 378, 400, 434, 455, 634