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(20) “We grant to you in addition throne, crown, palanquin, white umbrella, chāmaras on both sides, ‘makara-toraṇa’ (a kind of arched canopy), fan, daylight torch, yellow and red flags and such insignia, with cymbals, . . . . . ” (Ibid. no. 67, Transl. p. 157, line 14 f).