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140–143. The chariots of the king *Sārvabhauma* (i.e., *Chakravartin*, of imperial status) should be furnished with one to nine platforms; one to seven platforms should be constructed in the chariots of the *Mahārāja* (class of kings); one to five platforms should be constructed in the chariots of the *Narendra* (class of kings); and one to four platforms should be constructed in the chariots of the kings called the *Pārshṇika*.