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III. Kailāśa—round (V 21—23)—has nine kinds, again perhaps with better readings: (19) Valaya, (20) Dundubhi, (21) Padma, (22) Mahāpadma, (23) Mukulī (in place of Varddhanī), (24) Ushṇīshi, (25) Śaṅkha, (26) Kalaśa, and (27) Guvā-vṛiksha, (V. 28—29).