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30-32. The *Narendra* (class of kings) is said to possess over ten thousand horses, many-thousand elephants, an army of one hundred *lakh* (100,00,000) foot soldiers, fifty thousand court ladies, and ten queens; for the *Narendra* (class of kings) also (the chief army-commander) should be secured from a foreign country (lit., island).