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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 7, Ch. 11]
strongly warn against creating  vaṃa-saṅkara  population. When there is  vaṃa-saṅkara  population, the people cannot be properly controlled for peace and prosperity, regardless of great legislative assemblies, parliaments and similar bodies.
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विप्रस्थाच्ययनादीनि बदन्यस्थाप्रतिग्रहः ।
राज्ञो वृत्तिः प्रजागोप्तुरविप्राद् वा करादिभिः॥१४॥
viprasyādhyayanādīni ṣaḍ-anyasyāpratigrahaḥ rājño vṛttiḥ prajā-goptur aviprād vā karādibhiḥ
viprasya —of the  brāhmaṇa ;  adhyayana-ādīni —reading the  Vedas , etc;  ṣaṭ —six (to study the  Vedas , to teach the  Vedas , to worship the Deity, to teach others how to worship, to accept charity and to give charity);  anyasya —of those other than the  brāhmaṇas  (the  kṣatriyas );  apratigrahaḥ —without accepting charity from others (the  kṣatriyas  may execute the five other occupational duties prescribed for the  brāhmaṇas );  rājñaḥ —of the  kṣatriya ;  vṛttiḥ —the means of livelihood;  prajā-goptuḥ —who maintain the subjects;  aviprāt —from those who are not  brāhmaṇas ;  vā —or;  kara-ādibhiḥ —by levying revenue taxes, customs duties, fines for punishment, etc.
TRANSLATION
For a  brāhmaṇa  there are six occupational duties. A  kṣatriya  should not accept charity, but he may perform the other five of these duties. A king or  kṣatriya  is not allowed to levy taxes on  brāhmaṇas , but he may make his livelihood by levying minimal taxes, customs duties, and penalty fines upon his other subjects.
PURPORT
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Thākura explains the position of  brāhmaṇas  and  kṣatriyas  as follows.  Brāhmaṇas  have six occupational duties, of which three are compulsory—namely, studying the  Vedas , worshiping