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मनुस्मृति | एपिसोड 46 | अध्याय 9 | चोर दुष्टो का का निग्रह

Mortal Sins & Punishments: ManuSmriti's Law on Thieves & Mahapatakas.
महापातक की सज़ा: मनुस्मृति में चोर, दुष्ट और राजा का न्याय (अध्याय 9).
ManuSmriti Episode 46: Control of Thieves & Evil People - Marking of Sinners.
Ancient Indian Justice System.
BRANDING SINNERS: The Shocking Ancient Penalties for Theft and Mortal Sins in ManuSmriti!. माथे पर निशान! मनुस्मृति में महापाप (Mahapataka) और चोरों को दंड देने का तरीका.
ManuSmriti's Extreme Punishment for Mahapataka.
मनुस्मृति की सबसे कठोर सजा!.

Video Description:
Welcome to Episode 46, concluding our exploration of Chapter 9 of the ManuSmriti (मनुस्मृति)!
This episode covers the crucial legal concepts of Control of Thieves and Evil People (चोर दुष्टो का का निग्रह). This is one of the most intense sections, dealing with the King's ultimate responsibility for justice.
We dive into:
1. The Four Mortal Sins (Mahapatakas): Slayer of a Brahmana, drinking Sura, stealing Brahmana's gold, and violating a Guru's bed.
2. Corporal Punishment and Branding: The shocking practice of marking sinners on the forehead (female part, tavern sign, dog's foot, headless corpse).
3. Thieves and Rogues: Detailed methods for the king to discover and punish "open" and "concealed" thieves, including officials, physicians, goldsmiths, and gamblers.
4. Mutilation and Capital Punishment: Prescribed penalties like cutting off hands/feet, impalement, and the death penalty for severe crimes .
5. The Seven Limbs of a Kingdom (Saptanga): The final verses define the components of a state.
Understand the uncompromising nature of ancient justice and the concept of the King as the embodiment of the Yugas.
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ManuSmriti Punishment for Theft
Mortal Sins Mahapataka
Ancient Indian Justice System
Branding Sinners ManuSmriti
Control of Thieves Dharma
Saptanga Theory of State
Corporal Punishment Ancient India
Four Mahapatakas Explained
King's Duty and Justice
ManuSmriti Full Law
चोर दुष्टो का का निग्रह
महापातक सजा
सप्त अंग राज्य

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Video Disclaimer:
This information is presented strictly for educational and scholarly purposes to understand ancient Indian jurisprudence and social history. The legal practices, including branding, impalement, and Varna-based punishments, are products of ancient society and are shown here purely in a historical context.
We unequivocally condemn and do not endorse, promote, or conform to these historical punishments, which violate contemporary human rights and constitutional values. The purpose of this video is neutral, objective analysis, not the justification or replication of these ancient practices. Viewer discretion is strongly advised due to the discussion of graphic historical penalties.