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In this regard, the famous historian R.C. Majumdar in his book "Ancient India" observes thus :-<blockquote>''The duty of the king was clearly defined in the Sastras. It would have created as much a sensation in those days, if the king had failed in his duties as would follow the violation of people's rights in modern days.''</blockquote>Historical records prove that Raja Dharma formed the fundamental law which regulated the Constitution and the organisation of every kingdom (State) in the country throughout the centuries.
In this regard, the famous historian R.C. Majumdar in his book "Ancient India" observes thus :-<blockquote>''The duty of the king was clearly defined in the Sastras. It would have created as much a sensation in those days, if the king had failed in his duties as would follow the violation of people's rights in modern days.''</blockquote>Historical records prove that Raja Dharma formed the fundamental law which regulated the Constitution and the organisation of every kingdom (State) in the country throughout the centuries.
Dharma is universal. It is a code of conduct for all human beings for all time to come. It is eternal and unalterable just as you cannot alter the property of fire of burning and of water of flowing.
== DHARMA binding on the Rulers and the Ruled ==
== DHARMA binding on the Rulers and the Ruled ==