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The notion of kingship in ancient Indian history evolved over time. It included divine elements where kings were seen as representatives of the gods on earth. This divine nature of kingship was prevalent among various dynasties, who used it to legitimize their rule and maintain authority.
Option 1 is incorrect because kings were not primarily elected by the people in ancient India.
Option 2 is incorrect as divine elements were indeed a part of kingship in ancient India.
Option 3 is correct; kings were often seen as divine representatives, which legitimized their rule.
Option 4 is incorrect as kingship in ancient India was often intertwined with divine elements, not strictly secular.
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