Justice in Ancient India explores the evolution of legal principles, judicial institutions, and concepts of justice in ancient Indian civilization. Haripada Chakravorti examines classical texts, legal traditions, and social norms that shaped dispute resolution and governance in early India. The book highlights the philosophical foundations of law and the role of rulers, councils, and customary practices in maintaining order. It serves as an important resource for understanding indigenous legal systems and the historical development of Indian jurisprudence.
Author Name: Haripada Chakravorti
Publication Name: Sanskrit Pustak Bhandar
Language: English