Political Science · Ancient Indian Political Thought
In ancient Indian statecraft and Kautilya's 'Shadgunya' (six-fold foreign policy) framework, what does the term 'Samsraya' signify?
- 1Marching on a military expedition against a weak rival
- 2Making peace with one enemy while waging war against another
- 3Seeking shelter or alliance with a more powerful king or fort for protection✓
- 4Observing a policy of strict neutrality or remaining quiet
Correct answer
Seeking shelter or alliance with a more powerful king or fort for protection
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