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In accordance with various purposes, Rathas are furnished with different kinds of wheels and other parts. Thus a war chariot or tank has three wheels, the chariot for mock-fighting has four wheels, one for ordinary festival is furnished with five wheels, one for special festival may have six, seven, eight, nine or ten wheels (131-137).