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6-8. In the case of the *Bhū-kānta* and the *Chandra-kānta* types of ten-storeyed buildings, the pinnacles (*kūṭa*) and the halls (*śālā*), etc., should be the same as those prescribed for the nine-storeyed buildings: the smallest and the intermediate types of ten-storeyed buildings should also be fittingly constructed.