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70-73. For the *Makuṭa* crown of the *Narendra* (class of kings) the number of gold pieces in the smallest (the intermediate) and the largest (crowns) should begin from five hundred and end at one thousand and five hundred, the increment being by five hundred; for (this class of) kings in particular they (those gold pieces) should be attached to the fillet (*paṭṭa*) around the head (*bera*).