Manusmriti Chapter 9 Verse 225 ((free)) ◎

Kautilya’s statecraft classic features a near-identical systemic logic under the chapter Kaṇṭakaśodhana (The Removal of Thorns). Both texts agree that while open thieves can be caught by guards, the "thorns" of a city—gamblers, unregulated vintners, and deceptive actors—must be closely monitored, licensed, or banished to keep the urban ecosystem stable. Comparative Legal Analysis: Ancient vs. Modern Principles

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: Often viewed with suspicion in ancient legal texts due to their nomadic nature and perceived lack of Vedic discipline. Modern Principles This public link is valid for