Social Sciences, asked by pandeysakshi454, 8 months ago

in ancient india was no rule of law? explian

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Answered by btsbreathe

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Since the beginning of the Indian civil society, its affairs were regulated not by laws of state but by customary rules known as Dharma. Dharma is what holds together, or a code of Duties for harmonious functioning of various divisions of Society. ... Rule of law is also referred as Dharma Rajya in ancient Indian books.

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