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248-252. Charakī should be of a white complexion, Vidārī of a red complexion, Pūtanā of a dark blue complexion, and Pāpa-rākshasī of a blue complexion; thus are stated to be the four classes (of demoness): (their two hands) should hold a pike and a skull; they put on red clothes, they possess large fangs, their two eyes are terrible-looking, (they are furnished) with dishevelled red hair (on their head); (they are respectively assigned) to the outside of the north-east and other corners (of the plan).