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elaborate law
commentaries based on vedas,
Dharmashastra themselves evolved from dharmshutra.
There are many
Dharmashastras,
variously estimated to
number from...
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William Jones in 1794, see:
Flood (1996), p. 56. For
British interest in
Dharmashastras due to
administrative needs, and
their misinterpretation of them as...
- the
northern Indian subcontinent in the
ancient Hindu texts such as
Dharmashastras and Sutras,
referring to the
areas of the Indo-Gangetic
Plain and surrounding...
- The
Dharmashastra National Law
University (DNLU) is a
National Law
University founded in 2018 in Jabalpur,
Madhya Pradesh, India. As of 2021, the university...
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social stratification. The
first three varnas are
described in the
Dharmashastras as "twice born" and they are
allowed to
study the Vedas. Such a restriction...
- is
extensively discussed in the
genre of
Hindu literature called the
Dharmashastras.
Rajadharma referred to the
obligations of a king or
emperor towards...
- the
Vedic sages,
elaborate the
topics discussed in the dharmasutras.
Dharmashastras available in
printed format are
Angirasa smriti Atri
smriti Apastambha...
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Shastraic literature on
Artha and
other aims of
human beings: of
dharma in
Dharmashastras, of
artha in Arthashastras, of kama in
Kamashastras (Kamasutra being...
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roles of the
priesthood in an
aristocratic tribal-polity. The
earliest Dharmashastras, such as
Baudhayana (~600 BCE)
further take up the
discussion of statecraft...
- Samhitas, Brahmanas, Aranyakas,
Upanishads Smriti Upavedas, Darśanas,
Dharmashastras, Shastras, Agamas, Tantras, Puranas, Upapuranas,
Ramayana (Ramcharitmanas...
