The Laws of Manu
The Laws of Manu
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And Nand. Say that the undivided relatives have to suffer by paying the debts of a deceased coparcener ; and Ragh. Explains the sufferings of a family by the ruin caused through a bad son. Medh. , Gov. , and Kull. State that the object of the verse is to inculcate that men must not be forced to become witnesses and so forth against their will, and that Brahma«as, &c. , must not force others to those trans- actions from which they gain advantages, e. G. To lawsuits. (Ragh. Similarly. ) Nar. Take...s the first half as a warning not to become a witness or surety or to remain undivided.
170. Vas. XIX, 14-15.
VIIT, 177. CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LAW; DEBTS. 285 however wealthy, decline taking that which he ought to take, be it ever so small.
171. In consequence of his taking what ought not to be taken, or of his refusing what ought to be received, a king will be accused of weakness and perish in this (world) and after death.
172. By taking his due, by preventing the con- fusion of the castes (var;/a), and by protecting the weak, the power of the king grows, and he prospers in this (world) and after death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Nand. Say that the undivided relatives have to suffer by paying the debts of a deceased coparcener ; and Ragh. Explains the sufferings of a family by the ruin caused through a bad son. Medh. , Gov. , and Kull. State that the object of the verse is to inculcate that men must not be forced to become witnesses and so forth against their will, and that Brahma«as, &c. , must not force others to those trans- actions from which they gain advantages, e. G. To lawsuits. (Ragh. Similarly. ) Nar. Take...s the first half as a warning not to become a witness or surety or to remain undivided.
170. Vas. XIX, 14-15.
VIIT, 177. CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LAW; DEBTS. 285 however wealthy, decline taking that which he ought to take, be it ever so small.
171. In consequence of his taking what ought not to be taken, or of his refusing what ought to be received, a king will be accused of weakness and perish in this (world) and after death.
172. By taking his due, by preventing the con- fusion of the castes (var;/a), and by protecting the weak, the power of the king grows, and he prospers in this (world) and after death.
What to read after The Laws of Manu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Bhler to read onlineMoreLess
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