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111-115. The names of the chariots described above will be stated now: the *Nabhasvān-bhadraka*, *Prabhañjana-bhadrka*, *Nivāta-bhadraka*, *Pavana-bhadraka*, *Pṛishata-bhadraka*, *Indraka-bhadraka*, and *Anila-bhadraka*; these are known to be the names of the chariots which are (always) made (equi)angular.