Wine in Ancient India
Wine in Ancient India
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2. Kama Shastra.
Like the preceding Shastra, here too we have to depend on practically on one book viz. Vatsayan's Kama Sutra. Though we have many names of authors and their treatises most of them are now lost to us.
Little is known about Vatsayan, the author. From the language, style, and plan of the book, we may take it, that the book is of the same age as the Artha Shastra of Kautilya, and from these two books we get much light about the inner life, and mode of civilization, and social custo...ms of the citizens of that age. (About 300 B. C. ) This book deals with duties daily routine of a citizen ; some are his daily duties, and some his occasional duties. Citizen, is defined as one (of-course who lives in a city), who has finished his education, and follows a profession, or has some independent means of livelihood.
Among his daily duties, wine finds no place, but we find among his occasional duties, he indulged sometime with his friends in " heavy drinking". The drinking party, met in each others houses or gardens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Kama Shastra.
Like the preceding Shastra, here too we have to depend on practically on one book viz. Vatsayan's Kama Sutra. Though we have many names of authors and their treatises most of them are now lost to us.
Little is known about Vatsayan, the author. From the language, style, and plan of the book, we may take it, that the book is of the same age as the Artha Shastra of Kautilya, and from these two books we get much light about the inner life, and mode of civilization, and social custo...ms of the citizens of that age. (About 300 B. C. ) This book deals with duties daily routine of a citizen ; some are his daily duties, and some his occasional duties. Citizen, is defined as one (of-course who lives in a city), who has finished his education, and follows a profession, or has some independent means of livelihood.
Among his daily duties, wine finds no place, but we find among his occasional duties, he indulged sometime with his friends in " heavy drinking". The drinking party, met in each others houses or gardens.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dhirendra Krishna Bose to read onlineMoreLess
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