In Mandala theory, the term Ari is used for whom?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: Enemy state
In Kautilya’s Mandala theory, Ari refers to the enemy king or enemy state situated next to the aspiring conqueror. In contrast, Mitra is generally the neighbour of the Ari and is treated as a potential ally of the conqueror. Exam tip: remember Ari as enemy and Mitra as the enemy’s enemy.
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Enemy state
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In Kautilya’s Mandala theory, Ari refers to the enemy king or enemy state situated next to the aspiring conqueror. In contrast, Mitra is generally the neighbour of the Ari and is treated as a potential ally of the conqueror. Exam tip: remember Ari as enemy and Mitra as the enemy’s enemy.
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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian History. Topic: Ancient Indian History.
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