18 SOCIAL SCIENTIST 28. Manusmrti IX.92. 29. Manusmrti V.150. 30. E.g., comments oft Manusmrti VIII. 147, IV.10. 31. Comment on Manusmrti IX.108,154. 32. Manusmrti IV.31,111. Ill, 112. 33. Manusmrd III. 113. 34. ManusmrU IV30. 35. Manusmrti IV.205. 36. ManusmrU IV.213. 37. Manusmrti IV.217. 38. Manusmrti IV.217. 39. Manusmrti IV.179-181. 40. Comment on the Manusmrti VII.299. 41. Comment on Manusmrti IX.84. 42. Manusmrti VIII.224. 43. Manusmrti VII.352, 359 etc. 44. Manusmrti IV.25. 45. Manusmrti III.70. 46. Comment on Manusmrti III.72. 47. Manusmrti III.122. 48. Manusmrti III.5. 49. Manusmrti 111.6,7. 50. Manusmrti VIIL227. 51. Manusmrti 11.27. 52. E.G, Manusmrti III. 140,161,144,162,146,145. 53. Manusmrti III.262. 54. Manusmrti IIL262. 55. Manusmrti III.239. 56. Manusmrti V.88-89. 57. Manusmrti V.88. 58. Manusmrti IX.72,80. 59. Manusmrti IX.81. 60. Manusmrti IIL15. 61. Comment on Manusmrti 111.18. 62. Manusmrti 1.91. 63. All references to the Rajatarangini are from M.A. Stein (ed and tr), Kalhana's Rajatarangiini, 2 Vols., (Delhi, 1961). 64. E.g., P.N.K. Bamzai, A History of Kashmir, (Delhi, 1972), p. 108. 65. Rajatarangini V.220-222. 66. Rajatarangini V.230. 67. Rajatarangini V.243. 68. Rajatarangini IV .3. This was by no means unique. In fact, the construction of either individual buildings or settlements by women connected with ruling families are frequently referred to (e.g., Rajatarangini IV. 38, 208, 213, 493, 484, 659, 690, V.157,158). 69. Rajatarangini IV.8. 70. Rajatarangini V.243, 349, VI.355. 71. Rajatarangini IV.410. 72. Rajatarangini IV.686, 715. 73. E.g., Rajatarangini IV.119. 74. E.g., Rajatarangini IV.475, 679. 75. Rajatarangini V.22. 76. Rajatarangini IV.46, 494-97. 77. Rajatarangini IV.29. 78. E.g., Rajatarangini V.387, 389,390.