Definition of Manu

Manu


Manu is recognized as the foundational ancient Hindu lawgiver and the reputed author of Manusmriti (or Manava-Dharma Shastra), composed around 200 BCE–200 CE. It serves as a cornerstone of ancient Hindu jurisprudence, providing a comprehensive code of social, moral, and legal conduct (Dharma), emphasizing caste duties (Varna), kingly duties, and civil/criminal law. 

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