International Law and Practice in Ancient India

according agents alliance ambassador ancient India appear army Arthasastra Asia battle Buddha Buddhist called carried cause century chapter character China Chinese circle classes concept conclusion court cultural custom definition Dharma doctrine duta duties early Emperor Empire enemy envoy Europe European existence expediency fact force foreign given gods Greece Greek hand Hindu History hostilities humanity ideas important institution intercourse interest International Law Kautilya killed kinds king kingdom known land latter Mahabharata Manu means mentioned ministers moral nature neutrality never observed origin passage peace period Persian persons political practice present principle prisoners punishment received REFERENCES regarded relations relationship Roman Rome rules Sandhi says sent ships society sovereign spies Sukra Sukracharyya taken territory theory things tion treaties various warfare wars writers Yajnavalkya