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was followed in the South India. D. C. Sircar, Indian Epigraphical Glossary
, p. 230. In this sense the term Pañcamāhavādya was followed in the South India. In this sense
the term Pañcamāhavadya was also used.
also used.
(2) =The five official designations, beginning
with the word mahaā, which could be applied
simultaneously to an officer indicating his higher
simultaneously to an officer indicating his higher
status. The five designations might have been
some of the titles like, Mahasaāsāmanta, Maha-
ā-
pratīhāra, Mahādaṇḍanaāyaka, Mahamantri,
āmantrī,
Mahādoḥ sādhanika, etc.³ P. N. Bhattacharya, Kāmarupaśāsanāvalī, p. 42. This meaning of the
term was followed in the Northern India.
D. C. Sircar, loc. cit.
PAŅA --(1) A coin of silver or copper. Basham, The Wonder that was India, p. 102. Kautilya in
ASṭilya in AŚ V. 3 gives a long list of officials who are to
be paid various salaries in Paṇas, fixed by him.
(2) In AŚ II. 12 it is instructed that the Pana
ṇa
is to be made mainly with silver with one-fourth
quantity of copper and one-sixth part of anyone
of a few other metals, viz. Tīkṣṇa, Trapu, Sīsā
and An
and Añjana.
PANYADHYAKSA-Superintendent of markets.
He was required to organise the sale of govern-
ment products (i.e., the products of the public
sector) and to organise the import of goods
needed for the locality. The details of his duties
are given in AŚ II. 16.
PATTANA-A port or a seaside town. (AŚ II. 28).
PATTI (1) A foot soldier.
2. D. C. Sircar, Indian Epigraphical Glossary, p. 230.
3. P. N. Bhattacharya, Kamarupaśāsanāvalī, p. 42.
4. D. C. Sircar, loc. cit.
103
5. Basham, The Wonder that was India, p. 102.
6. Cf. lakṣaṇādhyakṣaḥ caturbhaāgatāmraṁ rupyarupamṁ tīkṣṇa-
trapu-sīsā-njanā-nāmanyatama-māṣa-vijyauktaṁ kārayet. paṇam
ardhapan
ardhapaṇaṁ padam aṣṭabhāgam iti (AŚ II. 12).
Cf. also Shamasastry, ASŚ. Trans., p. 86,
PAṆYĀDigitized HYAKṢA--Superintendent of markets.
He was required to organise the sale of govern-
ment products (i.e., the products of the puby
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sector) and to organise the import of goods
needed for the locality. The details of his duties
are given in AŚ II. 16.
PATTANA--A port or a seaside town. (AŚ IVERSI. 28).
PATY OF MTICHIGAN
--(1) A foot soldier.
the term Pañcamāhavadya was also used.
(2) =The five official designations, beginning
with the word mah
simultaneously to an officer indicating his higher
simultaneously to an officer indicating his higher
status. The five designations might have been
some of the titles like, Mah
pratīhāra, Mahādaṇḍan
Mahādoḥ
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be paid various salaries in Paṇas, fixed by him.
(2) In AŚ II. 12 it is instructed that the Pa
is to be made mainly with silver with one-fourth
quantity of copper and one-sixth part of anyone
of a few other metals, viz. Tīkṣṇa, Trapu, Sīsā
and An
and Añjana
PANYADHYAKSA-Superintendent of markets.
He was required to organise the sale of govern-
ment products (i.e., the products of the public
sector) and to organise the import of goods
needed for the locality. The details of his duties
are given in AŚ II. 16.
PATTANA-A port or a seaside town. (AŚ II. 28).
PATTI (1) A foot soldier.
2. D. C. Sircar, Indian Epigraphical Glossary, p. 230.
3. P. N. Bhattacharya, Kamarupaśāsanāvalī, p. 42.
4. D. C. Sircar, loc. cit.
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5. Basham, The Wonder that was India, p. 102.
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trapu-sīsā-njanā-nāmanyatama-māṣa-vijyauktaṁ kārayet. paṇam
ardhapan
ardhapaṇaṁ padam aṣṭabhāgam iti (AŚ II. 12).
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sector) and to organise the import of goods
needed for the locality. The details of his duties
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