Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c4.13

c4.13

*Brāhmaṇas*, *Āraṇyakas*, and *Upanishads*, 71; *Śākhās* and *Charaṇas*, 78; *Parishads*, 82; *Gotras*, 83; Schools of Law, 84; *Charaṇas* of Vedas and Brāhmaṇas, 85; System of Education, 88; *Svādhyāya*, 88; Need of teacher, 89; Rules of Studentship: Admission, 91; Period, 92; Duties, 93; Inner Discipline, 95; Pursuit of Highest Knowledge, 96; Teacher’s valedictory Address, 99; Duties of Teachers, 101; Education Compulsory, 102; Educated Women, 105; Subjects of Study, 105; Methods of Study, 112; *Sannyāsa* and Yoga as means of Knowledge, 114; Eligibility for Highest Knowledge, 116; *Charakas*, 117; Representative Teachers of the age, 118; Types of Educational Institutions: (a) *Āśramas*, 133; (b) Debating Circles, 133; (c) *Parishads*, 133; Upanishads as Transactions of Learned Societies, 135; (d) Learned Conferences, 137;