Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c32.s5.9

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c32.s5.9

Vāchaspati Misra flourished about <mark>A.D.</mark> 1450 as the Parishad or Court-officer of the Kāmeśvara kings, Bhairava and Rāmabhadra. He started writing on Smṛiti but soon drifted into Nyāya under the prevailing philosophical spirit of the age. He is known for his learned works “Nyāya-sūtrādhāra”, “Khaṇḍana-Khaṇḍādhāra”, “Anumāna-Khaṇḍa-ṭīkā”, and “Nītichintamaṇi”, a work on Ethics.

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