Medieval Hindu law : historical evolution and enlightened rebellion
Mathur, Ashutosh DayalAuthor
New Delhi ; Oxford : Oxford University Press,
2007.
Based on a detailed study of 7 leading Sanskrit texts written during that period as well as significant commentaries on the smrtis and dharma sutras, the book focuses on the changes which took place at the time, and their subsequent reflection in the texts. It explores how and why Hindu law emerged from the shadows of dharma and established itself independently as vyavahara.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Based on a detailed study of 7 leading Sanskrit texts written during that period as well as significant commentaries on the smrtis and dharma sutras, the book focuses on the changes which took place at the time, and their subsequent reflection in the texts. It explores how and why Hindu law emerged from the shadows of dharma and established itself independently as vyavahara.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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