Dharma Shastrer Sankhipta Itihas

Name: Dharma Shastrer Sankhipta Itihas (Dharma Artha Niti)
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Dharma Shastrer Sankhipta Itihas is a scholarly overview of the evolution of Indian moral, social, and legal codes. Written by Dr. Janesh Ranjan Bhattacharya, this book explores the vast landscape of Dharma, Artha, and Niti. It provides a detailed history of various Smritis, including those of Manu, Yajnavalkya, and Parashara, alongside the contributions of famous commentators like Medhatithi and Vijnaneswara. This text is an invaluable guide for students of Sanskrit and sociology who wish to understand the foundational ethics and judicial systems of ancient India.

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Paperback
Published Date :

2016
Pages:

176
Weight:

180 (gms)
Language:

Sanskrit,Bengali
Publishers:

B. N. Publication
Author:

Janesh Ranjan Bhattacharya
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religion

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This book offers a systematic, chronological study of the Dharma Shastra tradition. Dr. Bhattacharya skillfully analyzes the transition from ancient Dharma Sutras to the comprehensive Samhitas, highlighting the socio-legal significance of each era. The book covers pivotal topics such as the definitions of "Dharma," the timeline of different Smritis, and the roles of Nibandhakaras (digest-writers). It serves as a vital academic companion for those investigating the roots of Indian ethics. To explore further texts on the spiritual and moral framework of India, visit our section on Indian religion and heritage books. By examining the works of sages like Gautama, Narada, and Brihaspati, this volume provides readers with the necessary context to understand how ancient laws shaped contemporary social structures, making it a must-read for serious scholars of Indian civilization.