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29–32. That king is known as the *Prāhāraka* who has these characteristics: that he is born of one of the Brahman, the Kshatriya, the Vaiśya, or the Śūdra caste, keeps one fort, is the lord of many localities, rules over good people, and possesses all kinds of defence.