maharishi dayanand saraswati wrote mitakshara, a book on hindu law.
maharishi dayanand saraswati wrote mitakshara, a book on hindu law.
who wrote mitakshara a book on hindu law?
maharishi dayanand saraswati
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mayne and others used the smriti to extract elements of anglo-hindu law. sir william jones translated the manu smriti into english, and it was largely the initial basis of anglo-hindu law.









































as new literature, such as naradasmriti and mitakshara were discovered, disagreements between the smritis became difficult to resolve. later writers assumed that the smritis constituted a single body of law, one part supplementing the other and every part capable of being reconciled with the other. regional differences in the texts made the situation more complex.









































section::::sources of anglo-hindu law.:digests.
anglo-hindu law