same as ābhyantara-siddhi; internal income or revenue, or taxes
payable to the village authorities as against those payable to the
king; cf. tribhog-ābhyantara-siddhi, bāhy-ābhyantara-siddhi, bāhy-
ābhyantar-ādāya; also sarv-ābhyantara-siddhi (EI 20), and antaḥ-
siddhika (CII 4), a privilege of the donee of rent-free land.
According to some (CII 4), it refers to the privilege of the
donee offering full power of adjudication in law-suits.
But expressions like tribhog-ābhyantara-siddhi (q. v.) render it
doubtful. See bāhya, siddhi, siddh-āya.
tara-siddhika; refers to internal revenue income or taxes to be
paid to local authorities; cf. sa-bāhy-ābhyantar-ādāya.