Indian political thought encapsulates various traditions that span millennia and are deeply rooted in the cultural, religious, and philosophical context of the subcontinent. With reference to this, identify which of the following traditions accurately reflect this body of thought?
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he tradition of Shramana, which advocated for materialistic wealth as the primary objective of life and governance.
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The tradition of Lokayata, which focused solely on the spiritual liberation of individuals, rejecting any involvement in social or political affairs.
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The tradition of Dharma, which laid out guidelines for just rule, societal norms, and personal duty, deeply impacting political and social structures.
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The tradition of Aranyakas, which proposed autocratic rule as the ideal form of governance, with limited regard for citizens' rights or welfare.