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Manu Smriti - Hindu Online

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8.121. (He who does it) through lust, (shall pay) ten times the lowest amercement, but (he who does it) through<br />

wrath, three times the next (or second amercement); (he who does it) through ignorance, two full hundreds, but<br />

(he who does it) through childishness, one hundred (panas).<br />

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8.122. They declare that the wise have prescribed these fines for perjury, in order to prevent a failure of justice,<br />

and in order to restrain injustice.<br />

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8.123. But a just king shall fine and banish (men of) the three (lower) castes (varna) who have given false<br />

evidence, but a Brahmana he shall (only) banish.<br />

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8.124. <strong>Manu</strong>, the son of the Self-existent (Svayambhu), has named ten places on which punishment may be<br />

(made to fall) in the cases of the three (lower) castes (varna); but a Brahmana shall depart unhurt (from the<br />

country).<br />

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8.125. (These are) the organ, the belly, the tongue, the two hands, and fifthly the two feet, the eye, the nose, the<br />

two ears, likewise the (whole) body.<br />

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8.126. Let the (king), having fully ascertained the motive, the time and place (of the offence), and having<br />

considered the ability (of the criminal to suffer) and the (nature of the) crime, cause punishment to fall on those<br />

who deserve it.<br />

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8.127. Unjust punishment destroys reputation among men, and fame (after death), and causes even in the next<br />

world the loss of heaven; let him, therefore, beware of (inflicting) it.<br />

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8.128. A king who punishes those who do not deserve it, and punishes not those who deserve it, brings great<br />

infamy on himself and (after death) sinks into hell.<br />

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8.129. Let him punish first by (gentle) admonition, afterwards by (harsh) reproof, thirdly by a fine, after that by<br />

corporal chastisement.<br />

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8.130. But when he cannot restrain such (offenders) even by corporal punishment, then let him apply to them<br />

even all the four (modes cojointly).

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