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167–168. The flower-coronation (*pushpābhisheka*) of the three descendent kings (i.e., the *Mahārāja*, the *Narendra*, and the *Pārshṇika*) also (i.e., in addition to the *Chakravartin*)¹ should be performed after the first coronation according to the rules of the science (*śāstra*) stated before.