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Mahāmātra or Tīrtha called Antapāla. A court
of justice under a Dharmastha is also stationed
in this Antapāladurga as indicated by the ex-
pression Janapadasandhi in AS'Ś III. 1.
ANTARAMĀTYAKOPA--Antagonism towards the
King on the part of any one of the closely as-
sociated Amātyas other than the Mantrī, the
Purohita, the Yuvarāja and the Senāpati. (AS'Ś
IX. 3). mantryādi-varjanamantaramātyānām anyatamakopo'ntar-
amātya-kopah.
ANTARDHI--A weak king who stands (geographi-
cally) in between the Vijigīṣu (aggressor) and
his Ari (enemy). He is called so, because when-
ever there is any offence from any strong power,
he conceals himself in either a fort or a forest.
Vide, AS'Ś VII. 13. antarnetuśca madhyastho durbalontardhirucyate pratighāte
balavato durgāṭavyapasāravān.
ANTARVAMŚIKA--(1) Chief of the guards of the
harem.
(2) One of the 18 Mahāmātras or Tīrthas. (AS'Ś
I. 12).
(3) His yearly pay is fixed by Kauṭilya at 24000
panas. (AS'Ś V. 3.)
ANTAḤPURA--Royal female apartments.
ĀNVĪKṢIKĪ-- (1) Medhātithi on Manusaṁ. VII. 43
says that the term may mean either Tarkavidyā
(i.e., logic or the science of reasoning) or Ātmavi-
dyā (i.e., metaphysics). Offering a third alterna-
tive he says that Ānvīksikī may be another name
for Ātmavidyā (metaphysics) and Manu mentions
of justice under a Dharmastha is also stationed
in this Antapāladurga as indicated by the ex-
pression Janapadasandhi in A
ANTARAMĀTYAKOPA--Antagonism towards the
King on the part of any one of the closely as-
sociated Amātyas other than the Mantrī, the
Purohita, the Yuvarāja and the Senāpati. (A
IX. 3). mantryādi-varjanamantaramātyānām anyatamakopo'ntar-
amātya-kopah.
ANTARDHI--A weak king who stands (geographi-
cally) in between the Vijigīṣu (aggressor) and
his Ari (enemy). He is called so, because when-
ever there is any offence from any strong power,
he conceals himself in either a fort or a forest.
Vide, A
balavato durgāṭavyapasāravān.
ANTARVAMŚIKA--(1) Chief of the guards of the
harem.
(2) One of the 18 Mahāmātras or Tīrthas. (A
I. 12).
(3) His yearly pay is fixed by Kauṭilya at 24000
panas. (A
ANTAḤPURA--Royal female apartments.
ĀNVĪKṢIKĪ-- (1) Medhātithi on Manusaṁ. VII. 43
says that the term may mean either Tarkavidyā
(i.e., logic or the science of reasoning) or Ātmavi-
dyā (i.e., metaphysics). Offering a third alterna-
tive he says that Ānvīksikī may be another name
for Ātmavidyā (metaphysics) and Manu mentions