1. Subjugation of the senses. 2. Instruction; and discipline under elders. 3. Division of the "Vidyas" (learning). 4. Establishment of the (four principal) castes and stages of life. CONTENTS. 5. Merits of punishment. 6. Conformity to the settled rule of conduct. 7.Perfection of the seven constituent ele- ments (Prakriti) of a kingdom. 8.Duties of master and servant. 9. Extirpation of public annoyances (enemies). 10. Protecting the princes. 11. Means of self-protection. 12. Requisites of a king's "Mandala" (the circle of a king's near and distant neighbours in various relations). 13. Conduct of " Mandala". 14. Kinds of alliances. 15. Kinds of hostilities. 16. Kinds of march (यानम्), halt (आसनम्), duplicity (द्वैधीभाव:) aud shelter (समाश्रयः ). 17. Deliberations. 18. Movements of an Ambassador. 19. Nature of envoy and spy. 20. Glory of strenuous effort or one of the three Saktis or powers of a ruler, the other two being मन्त्र and प्रभाव. 21. Duties of subjects. 22. Defects in subjects. 23. Seven principal kinds of evil habits or "vyasana." 24. Proper time for expedition and the nature of the assailant, PAGES. 21 22 25 26- 31 31-36 36-38 39-47 48-66 67- 85 86-89 90-91 92-102 103-112 113-123 124-139 140-150 151-162 163-175 176--181 182-188 189-192 193-202 202-210 211-225 226-246
