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 1   7, 55 |        assistant, (to govern) a kingdom which yields great revenues.~
 2   7, 56 |     protecting (himself and his kingdom), and the sanctification
 3   7, 80 |       the annual revenue in his kingdom to be collected by trusty (
 4   7, 110|        let the king protect his kingdom and destroy his opponents.~
 5   7, 111|      folly rashly oppresses his kingdom, (will), together with his
 6   7, 111| deprived of his life and of his kingdom.~
 7   7, 113|           113. In governing his kingdom let him always observe the (
 8   7, 113|      for a king who governs his kingdom well, easily prospers.~
 9   7, 114|         be) a protection of the kingdom.~
10   7, 133|       Srotriya, residing in his kingdom, must perish from hunger.~
11   7, 134|                        134. The kingdom of that king, in whose dominions
12   7, 136|     length of life, wealth, and kingdom increase.~
13   7, 143|        robbers (Dasyu) from his kingdom, while they loudly call (
14   7, 157|          157. The minister, the kingdom, the fortress, the treasury,
15   7, 181|    expedition against a hostile kingdom, then let him gradually
16   7, 184|       affairs) in his original (kingdom) and what relates to the
17   7, 195|        sit encamped, harass his kingdom, and continually spoil his
18   8, 21 |                         21. The kingdom of that monarch, who looks
19   8, 22 |                        22. That kingdom where Sudras are very numerous,
20   8, 302|          his fame grows and his kingdom prospers.~
21   8, 305|        his duly protecting (his kingdom).~
22   9, 255|                 255. But if his kingdom be secure, protected by
23   9, 294|         constituent parts (of a kingdom); (hence) a kingdom is said
24   9, 294|        of a kingdom); (hence) a kingdom is said to have seven limbs (
25   9, 295|    seven constituent parts of a kingdom (which have been enumerated)
26   9, 296|                   296. Yet in a kingdom containing seven constituent
27   9, 304|          shower benefits on his kingdom.~
28   9, 305|         draw his taxes from his kingdom; for that is the office
29   9, 323|        Brahmanas, make over his kingdom to his son, and then seek
30  10, 61 |                    61. But that kingdom in which such bastards,