History of Chanakya and its Principles.
                     History of Chanakya and His Principles.
Introduction
• Chanakya was born 371 BC.
• Chanakya has been traditionally identified as 
Kautilya or Vishnugupta.
Relation with Maurya Empire
• Chanakya devoted his life to framing the Maurya 
Empire and managing its pioneer—
Chandragupta Maurya and his child, Bindusara.
Parents
• Father: Rishi Canak or Chanin
• Mother: Chanesvari
Principle – 1 (Vasudha-Eva-Kutumbakam)
• His principles mention about treating the 
whole world as a single unit.
• His beliefs are based on making relations 
with outer world where we live in. 
Principle – 2 (Dedication)
• When you decide to hold on to a decision to 
make something to be done, you have to 
give your all focus to the same task.
• The second principle talks about 
“Dedication”.
Principle – 3 (Ethical Profits)
• This was the key financial target which the 
King needed to watch among his subjects as 
well as for himself. 
• In Chapter 7 of Arthashastra he notes "Not 
damaging uprightness and economy, he will 
make the most of his wants.
Principle – 4 (Trust)
• This principle states, not to share secrets 
with anyone.
• Because, some other day, that person can 
take advantage of this.
Principle – 5 (Nishkaama Karma)
• Aside from other altruist frames of mind, 
Chanakya maintained the possibility of deeds 
without ravenousness.
Principle – 5 (Ati-Hyaastha-Varjayet)
• Parity is a key fixing as per the lessons of 
Kautilya in Arthashastra. While he obviously 
avoided antagonistic characteristics, he 
likewise referenced that individuals ought to 
evade extraordinary and silly goodness for 
shameful individuals.