Nyaya – The dead and their helpless infants.
मृतस्तनन्धयन्यायःIt is used to denote a most helpless condition of a person like that of a child that has lost its parents and has none to take its care.
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Posted by SanskritToday | Jan 7, 2018 | Nyayavali |
मृतस्तनन्धयन्यायःIt is used to denote a most helpless condition of a person like that of a child that has lost its parents and has none to take its care.
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मृतमरनन्यायःThis maxim is used to denote any cruel and unprofitable attempt like that of striking a dead body.
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मृगसस्यनन्रयनन्यायःThis maxim is intended to denote abstaining from doing a duty on account of any fear, just as a cultivator may cease from sowing seeds lest the plants and corn should be eaten by the...
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मुञ्जादिषिकोद्धरणन्यायःThis maxim takes its origin from the fact that a small arrow if poisoned would have the effect of killing a man easily which may not be effected sometimes even by good-many arrows; and is used to denote...
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मत्स्यन्यायःThe maxim is used to denote the oppression which the weak have often to suffer at the hands of the strong and the powerful, as fish, being a very weak animal, is killed and eaten by men and other...
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