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36–39. The *Chakravartin*, *Adhirāja*, *Narendra*, and *Pārshṇika* (classes of kings) should wear a crown indiscriminately, and the *Paṭṭadhara* a diadem (*paṭṭabandhana*); the *Maṇḍaleśa* should also have a diadem (*paṭṭa*) (as his crown), as well as the *Paṭṭabhāj*; and both the *Prāhāraka* and the *Astragrāha* are known as the wearers of wreaths (*mālīdhara*) (as crowns)¹.