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11–16. Again the first throne is called *Padmāsana* (lotus seat), the second *Padma-kesara*, the third *Padma-bhadra*, the fourth *Śrībhadra*, the fifth *Śrīviśāla*, the sixth *Śrībandha*, the seventh *Śrīmukha*, the eighth *Bhadrāsana*, the ninth *Padma-bhadra*, and the tenth *Pāda-bandha*: these are said to be the names of the (other) thrones.