Lec 9 AH
- Mauryan Administration
- Military Administration
- Senapati (Head)
- Infantry
- Cavalry
- Elephants
- Navy
- Chariots
- Transportations
- Espionage and Military Intelligence
- Gudhapurusha
- Sansthan (Desk jobs)
- Sanchari (Field jobs)
- Eligibility of Varnas in the Army
- Size of the Army
- Judicial System
- King (Central authority)
- Gramavardha (for villages)
- Nagar vyavaharika Mahamatra (for towns)
- Rajjukas (District Magistrate)
- Dharmashthiya (Civil Court)
- Kantaka Shodhana (Criminal Court)
- Bandhangara (Jail)
- Charaka (Lockup)
- Local Administration
- Gramika (Head of the village)
- Pradeshika (District Collector)
- Sthanika (Tax Collector)
- Akshapatala (Accountant General)
- Durgapala (Governor of the Fort)
- Antapala (Manager of the frontiers)
- Revenue Administration
- Samharta (Head of the Revenue Department)
- Sannidharta (Treasurer)
- Land Revenue Collection
- Mauryan Economy
- Agricultural Productivity
- Trade and Commerce
- Tax System
- Single Currency
- Major Trade Items
- Trade Relations with the Roman Empire
- Causes of Decline of the Mauryan Empire
- Overcentralization and Heavy Bureaucracy
- Neglect of North Western Frontier
- Financial Crisis due to Overtaxation
- Ashoka's Diversion of Resources
- Incompetent Successors
- Pushyamitra Shunga and Shunga Dynasty
- Buddhism
- Rise of Buddhism
- Complex and Expensive Vedic Rituals
- Spread of Superstitious Beliefs
- Rigid Caste System and Brahmin Supremacy
- Flourishing Trade and Vaishyas' Aspirations
- Restricted Access to Sanskrit Language
- Gautam Buddha
- Prince Siddartha
- Quest for the Root of Sorrow
- Meditation at Bodhgaya
- Enlightenment and First Sermon at Sarnath
- Mahapari Nibbana (Passing away in Kushinagar)
- Key Tenets of Buddhism
- Madhyamika Marg (Middle Path)
- Individual Responsibility for Happiness
- Four Noble Truths (Arya Sacchani Satya)
- Eightfold Path (Ashtangika Marg or Atthanga Marg)
- Panchsheel (Five Teachings)