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one for personal use with metals supplied by

himself (AŚ II. 12).
 

(2) Eight per cent of the salt collected as a levy

by the Lavanṇādhyakṣa from the salt sellers.
(AS'
(AŚ II. 6).
 

 
LABDHA-PRASŚAMANA--Establishment of peace

in a newly conquered state (AŚ' XIII. 5).

 
LOBHAVIJAYÏĪ--(1) One of the three kinds of

conquerors, the other two being Dharmavijayi
ī
and Asuravijayiī. (AŚ XII.1).
 
LA
 

(2) This type of conqueror becomes satisfied

only by grabbing the land and wealth of the

defeated King.¹
 
VA
 
bhumidravyāharaneṇa lobhavijayī tuṣyati (AŚ XII. 1).
 
VANADURGA--(1) Forest Fort (vide AŚ II. 3).

(2) =Vrṛkşṣa-Durga of Visnṣṇu Samhitaṁhitā, III.6

and Vārkṣa-Durga of MS, VII.70.
 

(3) Vana-Durga is mentioned also by Mbh.
Sa
Śānti, 86.5.
 

 
VĀKPARUŞṢYA--(1) One of the eight Krodhaja-

vyasanas (Manu Saṁ. VII.48).¹
 
Or one of the three Kopaja Vyasanas recognised by Kau-
ṭilya. AŚ VIII. 3.
(2) Kautṭilya enumerates three varieties of it,

viz, Upavada (reference to one's physical de-

formities by way of abusing), Kutsana (censur-
ing some one by calling him a lunatic or by
 
1. bhumidravyā haraneṇa lobhavijayi tuşyati (AŚ XII. 1).
1. Or one of the three Kopaja Vyasanas recognised by Kau-
tilya. AS' VIII. 3.
 
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ing some one by calling him a lunatic or by