Vishnu Dharmasutra
Vishnu Dharmasutra
Vishnu Dharmasutra is also called 'Vishnu Smriti' or 'Vaishnav Dharma Shastra'. There are 100 chapters, some of which are extremely short. They are only one verse and one formula. The first and last chapters are completely poetic. The topics mentioned
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Venture-Varanu near Vishnu passes through Varanashram for the preaching of religion, depicting four letters and ashrams, Rajdharma, Krspana etc., crime and punishments for them, borrowers and giveers, interest rates, mortgage, three-way behavior -Papers, witnesses, divine examinations-Libra, Fire, Water, Poison and Treasures, 12 types of sons, Aswar marriages, birth of Saints and their status, Characters, Property-split, Joint family, sonsless The situation, femininity, property-split, funeral and purification, marriage, women's religion among different descendants of different desirable wives, inter-caste status among women of different classes, samskaras, Brahmachari vrat, Acharya Praharsha, Vedarambalakal, Anabadaya , Respect of parents and teacher, other honorable person, sin, various sins, hell, pathological disease, malice, moon Due to the conduct of Vasudeva devotee, multiple crime and his atonement, prohibition of associative freedom, tribute to the wealthy, the duty of the householder, the conduct of the household, the fifth, the fasting of the graduation, the propagation of self-restraint, the Shraddha, Godavari, the carnathic bath, donation Praise, work of praise, praise of Tadagadi, Vaishudev, Sanyas, body science, concentration, earth and Lakshmi, Vasudev praise, Vishnu religion The majesty of Utr.
The legendary Ethics of Vishnu has a lot of influence on this Dharmasutra. It is known from the 'Sarasvati Vilas' that the ancient interpretation of Bharuchi was probably present, which is currently unavailable. At present, only Nand Pandit is known as 'Vaijayanti' explanation.
Four or five versions of this are available at this time, which are as follows -
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