[[1]], often written by learned Brahmanas, contains details that may not be true.

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Prashastis, often written by learned Brahmanas, contains details that may not be true.
Kings make their courtiers or scholars write detailed documents or books about themselves, their administrative policies, territory, and dynasties. Its main aim was to popularise the dynasties and rulers and their strength. All the data in the book may not be false. Because to please the king and get rewards, many people hide their negative side and praise the king. One such source was Prashastis. The Prashastis praise the ruler for being a fearless, victorious warrior, kind, and justice man. These books were composed by the Brahmanas. They occasionally helped the king by advising on the administration

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