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Kautilya. Arthashastra
Arthashastra
Table of Contents
Book I, "Concerning Discipline"
CHAPTER I & II. THE LIFE OF A KING
CHAPTER III. THE END OF SCIENCES
CHAPTER IV. THE END OF SCIENCES
CHAPTER V. ASSOCIATION WITH THE AGED
CHAPTER VI. RESTRAINT OF THE ORGANS OF SENSE
CHAPTER VII. RESTRAINT OF THE ORGANS OF SENSE
CHAPTER VIII. CREATION OF MINISTERS
CHAPTER IX. THE CREATION OF COUNCILLORS AND PRIESTS
CHAPTER X. ASCERTAINING BY TEMPTATIONS PURITY OR IMPURITY IN THE CHARACTER OF MINISTERS
CHAPTER XI. THE INSTITUTION OF SPIES
CHAPTER XII. INSTITUTION OF SPIES
CHAPTER XIII. PROTECTION OF PARTIES FOR OR AGAINST ONE'S OWN CAUSE IN ONE'S OWN STATE
CHAPTER XIV. WINNING OVER FACTIONS FOR OR AGAINST AN ENEMY'S CAUSE IN AN ENEMY'S STATE
CHAPTER XV. THE BUSINESS OF COUNCIL MEETING
CHAPTER XVI. THE MISSION OF ENVOYS
CHAPTER XVII. PROTECTION OF PRINCES
CHAPTER XVIII. THE CONDUCT OF A PRINCE KEPT UNDER RESTRAINT AND THE TREATMENT OF A RESTRAINED PRINCE
CHAPTER XIX. THE DUTIES OF A KING
CHAPTER XX. DUTY TOWARDS THE HAREM
CHAPTER XXI. PERSONAL SAFETY
Book II, "The Duties of Government Superintendents"
CHAPTER I. FORMATION OF VILLAGES
CHAPTER II. DIVISION OF LAND
CHAPTER III. CONSTRUCTION OF FORTS
CHAPTER IV. BUILDINGS WITHIN THE FORT
CHAPTER V. THE DUTIES OF THE CHAMBERLAIN
CHAPTER VI. THE BUSINESS OF COLLECTION OF REVENUE BY THE COLLECTOR-GENERAL
CHAPTER VII. THE BUSINESS OF KEEPING UP ACCOUNTS IN THE OFFICE OF ACCOUNTANTS
CHAPTER VIII. DETECTION OF WHAT IS EMBEZZLED BY GOVERNMENT SERVANTS OUT OF STATE REVENUE
CHAPTER IX. EXAMINATION OF THE CONDUCT OF GOVERNMENT SERVANTS
CHAPTER X. THE PROCEDURE OF FORMING ROYAL WRITS
CHAPTER XI. EXAMINATION OF GEMS THAT ARE TO BE ENTERED INTO THE TREASURY
CHAPTER XII. CONDUCTING MINING OPERATIONS AND MANUFACTURE
CHAPTER XIII. SUPERINTENDENT OF GOLD IN THE GOLDSMITH'S OFFICE
CHAPTER XIV. THE DUTIES OF THE STATE GOLDSMITH IN THE HIGH ROAD
CHAPTER XV. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STOREHOUSE
CHAPTER XVI. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMERCE
CHAPTER XVII. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF FOREST PRODUCE
CHAPTER XVIII. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE ARMOURY
CHAPTER XIX. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
CHAPTER XX. MEASUREMENT OF SPACE AND TIME
CHAPTER XXI. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF TOLLS
CHAPTER XXII. REGULATION OF TOLL-DUES
CHAPTER XXIII. SUPERINTENDENT OF WEAVING
CHAPTER XXIV. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF AGRICULTURE
CHAPTER XXV. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF LIQUOR
CHAPTER XXVI. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SLAUGHTER-HOUSE
CHAPTER XXVII. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PROSTITUTES
CHAPTER XXVIII. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SHIPS
CHAPTER XXIX. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF COWS
CHAPTER XXX. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF HORSES
CHAPTER XXXI. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF ELEPHANTS
CHAPTER XXXII. TRAINING OF ELEPHANTS
CHAPTER XXXIII. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF CHARIOTS; THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INFANTRY AND THE DUTY OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
CHAPTER XXXIV. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PASSPORTS
CHAPTER XXXV. THE DUTY OF REVENUE-COLLECTORS; SPIES IN THE GUISE OF HOUSEHOLDERS, MERCHANTS AND ASCETICS
CHAPTER XXXVI. THE DUTY OF A CITY SUPERINTENDENT
Book III, "Concerning Law"
CHAPTER I. DETERMINATION OF FORMS OF AGREEMENT; DETERMINATION OF LEGAL DISPUTES
CHAPTER II. CONCERNING MARRIAGE. THE DUTY OF MARRIAGE, THE PROPERTY OF A WOMAN, AND COMPENSATIONS FOR REMARRIAGE
CHAPTER III. THE DUTY OF A WIFE; MAINTENANCE OF A WOMAN; CRUELTY TO WOMEN; ENMITY BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE; A WIFE's TRANSGRESSION; HER KINDNESS TO ANOTHER; AND FORBIDDEN TRANSACTIONS
CHAPTER IV. VAGRANCY, ELOPEMENT AND SHORT AND LONG SOJOURNMENTS
CHAPTER V. DIVISION OF INHERITANCE
CHAPTER VI. SPECIAL SHARES IN INHERITANCE
CHAPTER VII. DISTINCTION BETWEEN SONS
CHAPTER VIII. BUILDINGS
CHAPTER IX. SALE OF BUILDINGS, BOUNDARY DISPUTES, DETERMINATION OF BOUNDARIES, AND MISCELLANEOUS HINDRANCES
CHAPTER X. DESTRUCTION OF PASTURE-LANDS, FIELDS AND ROADS, AND NON-PERFORMANCE OF AGREEMENTS
CHAPTER XI. RECOVERY OF DEBTS
CHAPTER XII. CONCERNING DEPOSITS
CHAPTER XIII. RULES REGARDING SLAVES AND LABOURERS
CHAPTER XIV. RULES REGARDING LABOURERS; AND CO-OPERATIVE UNDERTAKING
CHAPTER XV. RESCISSION OF PURCHASE AND SALE
CHAPTER XVI. RESUMPTION OF GIFTS, SALE WITHOUT OWNERSHIP AND OWNERSHIP
CHAPTER XVII. ROBBERY
CHAPTER XVIII. DEFAMATION
CHAPTER XIX. ASSAULT
CHAPTER XX. GAMBLING AND BETTING AND MISCELLANEOUS OFFENCES
Book IV, "The Removal of Thorns"
CHAPTER I. PROTECTION OF ARTISANS
CHAPTER II. PROTECTION OF MERCHANTS
CHAPTER III. REMEDIES AGAINST NATIONAL CALAMITIES
CHAPTER IV. SUPPRESSION OF THE WICKED LIVING BY FOUL MEANS
CHAPTER V. DETECTION OF YOUTHS OF CRIMINAL TENDENCY BY ASCETIC SPIES
CHAPTER VI. SEIZURE OF CRIMINALS ON SUSPICION OR IN THE VERY ACT
CHAPTER VII. EXAMINATION OF SUDDEN DEATH
CHAPTER VIII. TRIAL AND TORTURE TO ELICIT CONFESSION
CHAPTER IX. PROTECTION OF ALL KINDS OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
CHAPTER X. FINES IN LIEU OF MUTILATION OF LIMBS
CHAPTER XI. DEATH WITH OR WITHOUT TORTURE
CHAPTER XII. SEXUAL INTERCOURSE WITH IMMATURE GIRLS
CHAPTER XIII. PUNISHMENT FOR VIOLATING JUSTICE
Book V, "The Conduct of Courtiers"
CHAPTER I. CONCERNING THE AWARDS OF PUNISHMENTS
CHAPTER II. REPLENISHMENT OF THE TREASURY
CHAPTER III. CONCERNING SUBSISTENCE TO GOVERNMENT SERVANTS
CHAPTER IV. THE CONDUCT OF A COURTIER
CHAPTER V. TIME-SERVING
CHAPTER VI. CONSOLIDATION OF THE KINGDOM AND ABSOLUTE SOVEREIGNTY
Book VI, "The Source of Sovereign States"
CHAPTER I. THE ELEMENTS OF SOVEREIGNTY
CHAPTER II. CONCERNING PEACE AND EXERTION
Book VII, "The End of the Six-Fold Policy"
CHAPTER I. THE SIX-FOLD POLICY, AND DETERMINATION OF DETERIORATION, STAGNATION AND PROGRESS
CHAPTER II. THE NATURE OF ALLIANCE
CHAPTER III. THE CHARACTER OF EQUAL, INFERIOR AND SUPERIOR KINGS; AND FORMS OF AGREEMENT MADE BY AN INFERIOR KING
CHAPTER IV. NEUTRALITY AFTER PROCLAIMING WAR OR AFTER CONCLUDING A TREATY OF PEACE; MARCHING AFTER PROCLAIMING WAR OR AFTER MAKING PEACE; AND THE MARCH OF COMBINED POWERS
CHAPTER V. CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT MARCHING AGAINST AN ASSAILABLE ENEMY AND A STRONG ENEMY; CAUSES LEADING TO THE DWINDLING, GREED, AND DISLOYALTY OF THE ARMY; AND CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT THE COMBINATION OF POWERS
CHAPTER VI. THE MARCH OF COMBINED POWERS; AGREEMENT OF PEACE WITH OR WITHOUT DEFINITE TERMS; AND PEACE WITH RENEGADES
CHAPTER VII. PEACE AND WAR BY ADOPTING THE DOUBLE POLICY
CHAPTER VIII. THE ATTITUDE OF AN ASSAILABLE ENEMY; AND FRIENDS THAT DESERVE HELP
CHAPTER IX. AGREEMENT FOR THE ACQUISITION OF A FRIEND OR GOLD
CHAPTER X. AGREEMENT OF PEACE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF LAND
CHAPTER XI. INTERMINABLE AGREEMENT
CHAPTER XII. AGREEMENT FOR UNDERTAKING A WORK
CHAPTER XIII. CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT AN ENEMY IN THE REAR
CHAPTER XIV. RECRUITMENT OF LOST POWER
CHAPTER XV. MEASURES CONDUCIVE TO PEACE WITH A STRONG AND PROVOKED ENEMY; AND THE ATTITUDE OF A CONQUERED ENEMY
CHAPTER XVI. THE ATTITUDE OF A CONQUERED KING
CHAPTER XVII. MAKING PEACE AND BREAKING IT
CHAPTER XVIII. THE CONDUCT OF A MADHYAMA KING, A NEUTRAL KING, AND OF A CIRCLE OF STATES
Book VIII, "Concerning Vices and Calamities"
CHAPTER I. THE AGGREGATE OF THE CALAMITIES OF THE ELEMENTS OF SOVEREIGNTY
CHAPTER II. CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT THE TROUBLES OF THE KING AND OF HIS KINGDOM
CHAPTER III. THE AGGREGATE OF THE TROUBLE OF MEN
CHAPTER IV. THE GROUP OF MOLESTATIONS, THE GROUP OF OBSTRUCTIONS, AND THE GROUP OF FINANCIAL TROUBLES
CHAPTER V. THE GROUP OF TROUBLES OF THE ARMY, AND THE GROUP OF TROUBLES OF A FRIEND
Book IX, "The Work of an Invader"
CHAPTER I. THE KNOWLEDGE OF POWER, PLACE, TIME, STRENGTH, AND WEAKNESS; THE TIME OF INVASION
CHAPTER II. THE TIME OF RECRUITING THE ARMY; THE FORM OF EQUIPMENT; AND THE WORK OF ARRAYING A RIVAL FORCE
CHAPTER III. CONSIDERATION OF ANNOYANCE IN THE REAR; AND REMEDIES AGAINST INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL TROUBLES
CHAPTER IV. CONSIDERATION ABOUT LOSS OF MEN, WEALTH, AND PROFIT
CHAPTER V. EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL DANGERS
CHAPTER VI. PERSONS ASSOCIATED WITH TRAITORS AND ENEMIES
CHAPTER VII. DOUBTS ABOUT WEALTH AND HARM; AND SUCCESS TO BE OBTAINED BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIC MEANS
Book X, "Relating to War"
CHAPTER I. ENCAMPMENT
CHAPTER II. MARCH OF THE CAMP; AND PROTECTION OF THE ARMY IN TIMES OF DISTRESS AND ATTACK
CHAPTER III. FORMS OF TREACHEROUS FIGHTS; ENCOURAGEMENT TO ONE'S OWN ARMY AND FIGHT BETWEEN ONE'S OWN AND ENEMY'S ARMIES
CHAPTER IV. BATTLEFIELDS; THE WORK OF INFANTRY, CAVALRY, CHARIOTS, AND ELEPHANTS
CHAPTER V. THE DISTINCTIVE ARRAY OF TROOPS IN RFSPECT OF WINGS, FLANKS, AND FRONT; DISTINCTION BETWEEN STRONG AND WEAK TROOPS; AND BATTLE WITH INFANTRY, CAVALRY, CHARIOTS AND ELEPHANTS
CHAPTER VI. THE ARRAY OF THE ARMY LIKE A STAFF, A SNAKE, A CIRCLE, OR IN DETACHED ORDER; THE ARRAY OF THE ARMY AGAINST THAT OF AN ENEMY
Book XI, "The Conduct of Corporations"
CHAPTER I. CAUSES OF DISSENSION; AND SECRET PUNISHMENT
Book XII, "Concerning a Powerful Enemy"
CHAPTER I. THE DUTIES OF A MESSENGER
CHAPTER II. BATTLE OF INTRIGUE
CHAPTER III. SLAYING THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AND INCITING A CIRCLE OF STATES
CHAPTER IV. SPIES WITH WEAPONS, FIRE, AND POISON; AND DESTRUCTION OF SUPPLY, STORES AND GRANARIES
CHAPTER V. CAPTURE OF THE ENEMY BY MEANS OF SECRET CONTRIVANCES OR BY MEANS OF THE ARMY; AND COMPLETE VICTORY
Book XIII, "Strategic Means to Capture a Fortress"
CHAPTER I. SOWING THE SEEDS OF DISSENSION
CHAPTER II. ENTICEMENT OF KINGS BY SECRET CONTRIVANCES
CHAPTER III. THE WORK OF SPIES IN A SIEGE
CHAPTER IV. THE OPERATION OF A SIEGE
CHAPTER V. RESTORATION OF PEACE IN A CONQUERED COUNTRY
Book XIV, "Secret Means"
CHAPTER I. MEANS TO INJURE AN ENEMY
CHAPTER II. WONDERFUL AND DELUSIVE CONTRIVANCES
CHAPTER III. THE APPLICATION OF MEDICINES AND MANTRAS
CHAPTER IV. REMEDIES AGAINST THE INJURIES OF ONE'S OWN ARMY
Book XV, "The Plan of a Treatise"
CHAPTER I. PARAGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS OF THIS TREATISE
