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In connection with the description of cars and chariots, it is stated in only one line that there should be one to seven platforms in the cars of the Buddhist and the Jain deities.⁴ Thrones and seats for the Buddhists and the Jains are left undescribed with the remark that they are 'thus stated.'⁵