The Myth that is Supreme – Arthashastra

In Indian mythology the concept of time is measured in a manavantara. In each manavantara Brahma creates seven exceptional sages from his mind, who represent supreme knowledge and righteousness. It is their duty to see that law and order is maintained in the Universe. Amar Chitra Katha has captured stories from the inspiring and remarkable lives of the seven sages chosen to represent the current manavantara.

SAPTARSHI THE SEVEN SUPREME SAGES

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History - ArthashastraBack of the Book Arthashastra is arguably the greatest treatise ever written on political, military, and economic strategies, by a shrewd man popularly referred to as the Indian Machiavelli. One of the most ancient and enduring works on statecraft and governance; Arthashastra is still widely read and studied today. Serving as the handbook for rulers, it answers a plethora of questions.

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