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Manusmriti is an ancient Sanskrit text that outlines moral, social, and religious duties, establishing societal order with a focus on ethics, law, and responsibilities based on social structures. "Bhasha Tika" indicates that this edition includes a commentary or explanation in a vernacular language, likely Hindi, making the original Sanskrit text more accessible. Authorship: The Manusmriti is traditionally attributed to Manu, who is considered the progenitor of mankind and a lawgiver in Hindu mythology. Content: The text covers various aspects of Hindu society, including the duties of different castes and social orders, the role of a king, and civil and criminal law. Historical Significance: The Manusmriti has historically influenced Hindu kingdoms beyond India and was one of the first Sanskrit texts translated into English in 1776.