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57-59. The *Pechaka* (plan) of four plots should be bounded by eight cords: in this plan Īśa (Śiva) is assigned to the north-east, Agni (fire-god) is the deity of the south-east, Pavana (wind-god) is assigned to the south-west, and Gagana (sky-god) to the north-west.