Chanakyaniti
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It sits within the topics Ancient Indian literature, Books of aphorisms and Hindu texts.
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- Chanakya
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- Sanskrit
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Chanakyaniti is a collection of Sanskrit-language aphorisms traditionally ascribed to Chanakya. Its first European translation was in Greek in the 19th century.
==References==
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