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74-76. The number of gold pieces in the *Śirastra* crown of the *Pārshṇika* (class of kings) is stated to begin from four hundred gold pieces (*nishka*) and end at twelve hundred, the increment being by four hundred, there being three series in each of the smallest and the other (the intermediate and the largest) types.