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Crime And Punishment In Ancient India is a comprehensive historical study that delves into the sophisticated legal systems that existed in ancient Indian civilization. R P Das Gupta meticulously examines the codes of conduct, judicial procedures, and punitive measures that were implemented across different dynasties and regions.
The book provides valuable insights into how ancient Indian societies maintained order and justice through well-structured legal frameworks. From the Vedic period through the Mauryan and Gupta empires, the author traces the development of criminal law and the philosophical underpinnings of punishment. The work explores various categories of crimes, sentencing practices, and the role of administrators in enforcing justice.
This scholarly resource is essential for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the sophisticated nature of ancient Indian governance and social organization.
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