The Hindu period in law refers to the time in ancient India when legal principles and systems were predominantly governed by Hindu religious texts, particularly the Dharmashastra, which encompassed various codes of conduct, customs, and traditions. This period heavily relied on religious scriptures and was characterized by laws that regulated various aspects of life, including social, family, and personal matters. The legal system during this period was influenced by Hindu philosophical and religious beliefs, impacting the development of customary laws and principles that governed society.
