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Studies in the Kautiliya

By Narendra Nath Law

Vol. 8 · No. 1March - 1932pp. 54–63English

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  • “A king’s dealings with the Madhyama and Udisina are the subject-matter of chapter 18, Bk. VII of the Kautiliya.”
  • “The Madhyama is the State of medium strength and the Udasing the State of the greatest strength within the stata] circle.”
  • “According to the principles pointed cut in the Kautiliya® 08 regulating the mutual relations of kings in a mandela, the immediate neighbours of the vijigisu are 10 be looked upon as 118 natural enemies.”

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  1. K, VI, ch. 2, p. 201.

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  • vijigisu

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  • Madhya

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  • Mandala
  • Statal circle
  • aribhavins
  • mitrabhidvins
  • bhrtyabhavina

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