"Manusanghita" is an ancient legal manuscript that outlines the principles of governance, societal norms, and individual responsibilities within the Hindu tradition. The first edition of the Manusanghita is titled "Sritstiprakaranam." This text explores the complex structure of social obligations associated with different castes and various stages of life, reflecting a divinely ordained social hierarchy that has been a fundamental aspect of traditional Indian society. This hierarchy organizes individuals based on their birth and prescribed duties, which influence their roles within the community and the state. In addition to addressing caste duties, the text also outlines specific regulations governing warfare, highlighting the ethical considerations that should guide conduct in battle. These regulations emphasize principles such as honor, restraint, and the protection of non-combatants, stressing that warfare must be conducted with a sense of moral responsibility.