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33-36. The king named *Adhirāja* should possess one crore (*koṭi*, 100,00,000) horses, ten thousand elephants, an army of ten crores (*koṭi*, 10,00,00,000) foot soldiers, ten lakh (10,00,000) *maranyā* (women ready to die with the king), and one thousand queens; and the commander-in-chief should be (secured) as stated before (i.e., from a foreign country).