Lectures On the Ancient History of India On the Period From 650 to 325 B C D
Lectures On the Ancient History of India On the Period From 650 to 325 B C D
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Those who severally exercise autonomy {ridhipntyam) over the Kulas or clans. Perhaps a most typical example of this kind of rule is furnished by the ^akya clan to which Buddha himself belonged. This clan had spread itself over a number of towns. The chief town, of course, was Kapila- vastu. But there were other townships belong- ing to the ^akyas, such as Chatuma, Silmagilma, ' Megasthenes also refers to republics in Ancient India. TIius he makes the general remark tliat "those who live ncnr th...e sea linve no kings " and also mentions the MalteconXo and four otlicr trihes wlio "are free and have no kim^s" (I. A. , VI. 3-10-1 ).
' 111, 76.
ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY. 161 Khomadiissa, Devadaha and so forth^ . There are no grounds to suppose that an office-holder was appointed by the ^akyas from time to time as Prof. Rhys Davids has said"^ . The Pali Canon speaks only once of a king of the ^akyas. This king that they mention is Bhaddiya'^, and the words used are Bhaddiyo Sakya-raja Sakyanam rajjam kareti.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those who severally exercise autonomy {ridhipntyam) over the Kulas or clans. Perhaps a most typical example of this kind of rule is furnished by the ^akya clan to which Buddha himself belonged. This clan had spread itself over a number of towns. The chief town, of course, was Kapila- vastu. But there were other townships belong- ing to the ^akyas, such as Chatuma, Silmagilma, ' Megasthenes also refers to republics in Ancient India. TIius he makes the general remark tliat "those who live ncnr th...e sea linve no kings " and also mentions the MalteconXo and four otlicr trihes wlio "are free and have no kim^s" (I. A. , VI. 3-10-1 ).
' 111, 76.
ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY. 161 Khomadiissa, Devadaha and so forth^ . There are no grounds to suppose that an office-holder was appointed by the ^akyas from time to time as Prof. Rhys Davids has said"^ . The Pali Canon speaks only once of a king of the ^akyas. This king that they mention is Bhaddiya'^, and the words used are Bhaddiyo Sakya-raja Sakyanam rajjam kareti.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Devadatta Ramakrishna Bhandarkar to read onlineMoreLess
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