Age of the Nandas & Mauryas/ Edited by K.A. Nilakanta Sastri

Contributor(s): Sastri, K.A. NilakantaMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Delhi : MBP, 1996Edition: 2nd. edDescription: 439p. ; 24cmISBN: 9788120804654Subject(s): India -- History -- To 324 B.C | India -- Civilization -- To 1200 | India -- History -- Maurya dynasty, ca. 322 B.C.-ca. 185 B.CDDC classification: 181.4
Contents:
CHAPTER I India in the Age of the Nandas By Prof. H. G. Raychaudhuri I. Empire of Magadha The Nandas Mahapadma Administration Later Nandas II. Regions beyond the Magadhan Empire (1) North-West India A. Physical Aspects B. The advance of Persia to the Indus C. Successors of the Achacmcnids (2) The Far South CHAPTER II Alexander's Campaigns in India By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri Subjugation of the Swat Valley Aornos Taxiia Battle of the Jhelum After Jhelum On the Beas The Return Republican tribes Voyage along the lower Indus I Exploration and return to Babylon Results CHAPTER III Tnflia in early Greek and Latin Literature By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri Introductory Scylax Herodotus Ctesias Historians of Alexander Greek Ambassadors India : Size Climate Rivers Fertility of Soil Minerals Animals Legends People Taxila Sages Philosophers North-Western India Arms Skill in arts Slaves Deposits Seven classes of the people Marriage and occupation rules Food and drink Crime and Punishment pataliputra Woynen in the Palace Administration appendix to chapter III Early Foreign Coins in India {J^anda-Maurya Period) By- Dr. J. N. Banerjea CHAPTER IV Chandragupta and Bindusara By Prof. H. C. Raychaudhuri Chandragupta Bindusara CHAPTER V Mauryan Polity By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri Sources Empire of Magadha Republics Foreign Modeb Royal Power The King Ministers and Council King not owner of land Bureaucracy Central Offices District and Town Admimstration Villages Provinces Finance Justice Foreign Policy Army Review Excursus on the Artha^astra CHAPTER VI Asoka and his Successors By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri Sources Name Early life Adoption of Buddhism Rock Edicts Pilgrimage Other edicts Tradition : Third Council Buddhist Missions Khotan Nepal Assam and Bengal Tribes Administration Yuktas A^oka's part Religious policy A^oka*s Dharma The Successors of A^oka CHAPTER Vir South India and Ceylon By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri South India and Ceylon CHAPTER VIII Industry, Trade and Currency By Dr. U. N. Ghoshal Introductory Industry Trade The Organisation oflndustry and Trade State Industrial and Commercial. Policy Currency CHAPTER IX Religion By Dr. P. C. Bagchi Literary Background Brahmanism The ascetic movement The Ajivika and Nirgrantha movements Buddhism Theistic Movements CHAPTER X Language and Literature By Dr. S. K. Ghatterji and Dr. V. Raghavan I. Language II. Learning, Literature and Popular Life : Brahmanical Learning Sanskrit Language Sanskrit Grammar Classical Sanskrit Literature and Fine Arts Philosophy Arthaiastra Kama-Sastra Popular Worship Popular lores Architecture Prakrit, Buddhistic and Jain literature CHAPTER XI Manryan Art By Dr. Niharranjan Ray I. Introduction II. Socio-historical Background III. Columns IV. Animal Figures V. Alleged Mauryan Sculptures VI. Cave Architecture VII. Concluding Remarks
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CHAPTER I
India in the Age of the Nandas
By Prof. H. G. Raychaudhuri
I. Empire of Magadha
The Nandas
Mahapadma
Administration
Later Nandas
II. Regions beyond the Magadhan Empire
(1) North-West India A. Physical Aspects
B. The advance of Persia
to the Indus
C. Successors of the
Achacmcnids
(2) The Far South
CHAPTER II
Alexander's Campaigns in India
By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri
Subjugation of the Swat Valley
Aornos
Taxiia
Battle of the Jhelum
After Jhelum
On the Beas
The Return
Republican tribes
Voyage along the lower Indus
I
Exploration and return to Babylon
Results
CHAPTER III
Tnflia in early Greek and Latin Literature
By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri
Introductory
Scylax
Herodotus
Ctesias
Historians of Alexander
Greek Ambassadors
India : Size
Climate
Rivers
Fertility of Soil
Minerals
Animals
Legends
People
Taxila
Sages
Philosophers
North-Western India
Arms
Skill in arts
Slaves
Deposits
Seven classes of the people
Marriage and occupation rules
Food and drink
Crime and Punishment
pataliputra
Woynen in the Palace
Administration
appendix to chapter III
Early Foreign Coins in India {J^anda-Maurya Period)
By- Dr. J. N. Banerjea
CHAPTER IV
Chandragupta and Bindusara
By Prof. H. C. Raychaudhuri
Chandragupta
Bindusara
CHAPTER V
Mauryan Polity
By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri
Sources
Empire of Magadha
Republics
Foreign Modeb
Royal Power
The King
Ministers and Council
King not owner of land
Bureaucracy
Central Offices
District and Town Admimstration
Villages
Provinces
Finance
Justice
Foreign Policy
Army
Review
Excursus on the Artha^astra
CHAPTER VI
Asoka and his Successors
By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri
Sources
Name
Early life
Adoption of Buddhism
Rock Edicts
Pilgrimage
Other edicts
Tradition : Third Council
Buddhist Missions
Khotan
Nepal
Assam and Bengal
Tribes
Administration
Yuktas
A^oka's part
Religious policy
A^oka*s Dharma
The Successors of A^oka
CHAPTER Vir
South India and Ceylon
By Prof. K. A. Nilakanta Sastri
South India and Ceylon
CHAPTER VIII
Industry, Trade and Currency
By Dr. U. N. Ghoshal
Introductory
Industry
Trade
The Organisation oflndustry and Trade
State Industrial and Commercial. Policy
Currency
CHAPTER IX
Religion
By Dr. P. C. Bagchi
Literary Background
Brahmanism
The ascetic movement
The Ajivika and Nirgrantha movements
Buddhism
Theistic Movements
CHAPTER X
Language and Literature
By Dr. S. K. Ghatterji and Dr. V. Raghavan
I. Language
II. Learning, Literature and Popular Life : Brahmanical
Learning
Sanskrit Language
Sanskrit Grammar
Classical Sanskrit Literature and Fine Arts
Philosophy
Arthaiastra
Kama-Sastra
Popular Worship
Popular lores
Architecture
Prakrit, Buddhistic and Jain literature
CHAPTER XI
Manryan Art
By Dr. Niharranjan Ray
I. Introduction
II. Socio-historical Background
III. Columns
IV. Animal Figures
V. Alleged Mauryan Sculptures
VI. Cave Architecture
VII. Concluding Remarks

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