Manasara Series (I. A Dictionary of Hindu Architecture; II. Indian Architecture according to Manasara-Shilpashastra; III. Manasara on Architecture and Sculpture: Sanskrit Text; IV. Architecture of Manasara: Translation; V. Architecture of Manasara: Illustrations; VI. Hindu Architecture in India and Abroad; VII. An Encyclopaedia of Hindu Architecture) v5.c33.s7.11

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| Plate no. | Figure | Description |
| | Forty-sixth type | Vikalpa, style of pavilions for the Vaiśyas. |
| | Forty-seventh type | Ābhāsa, style of pavilions for the Śūdras. |
| | Forty-eighth type | Daṇḍaka, group of pavilions with two faces. |
| | Forty-ninth type | Svastika, group of pavilions with three faces and shaped like the plough. |
| | Fiftieth type | Nandyāvarta, group of pavilions with four faces. |
| | Fifty-first type | Maulika, group of pavilions with six faces. |
| | Fifty-second type | Sarvatobhadra, group of pavilions with eight faces. |
| | Fifty-third type | Grāma-maṇḍapa, pavilions for villages, square or rectangular in shape, with even or odd number of walls. |
| | Fifty-fourth type | Sabhā, for villages, used as the assembly hall. |
| | Fifty-fifth type | Nagara-maṇḍapa, pavilions for the cities. |
| | Fifty-sixth type | Pattana-maṇḍapa, pavilions for towns on the bank of a river or sea |
| | Fifty-seventh type | Kharvaṭa-maṇḍapa, pavilions in small towns for the Śūdras. |
| | Fifty-eighth type | Yātrā-mārga-maṇḍapa, pavilions or sheds on the road-side, used as the rest-house for travellers. |
| | | *Pavilions also mentioned in other chapters and used as stated below:* |
| | Fifty-ninth type | For besmearing oil in (*vide* Translation, p. 401). |
| | Sixtieth type | For cock-fight in palaces (p. 430). |
| | Sixty-first type | In front of mansions (p. 382). |
| | Sixty-second type | For installation of the bull (p. 593). |
| | Sixty-third type | For keeping clothes in (p. 296). |
| | Sixty-fourth type | For preparing dishes in (p. 296). |
| | Sixty-fifth type | For gathering flowers in (p. 296). |
| | Sixty-sixth type | For keeping jewels in (p. 297). |
| | Sixty-seventh type | For music (p. 402). |
| | Sixty-eighth type | For keeping perfumes, etc. (p. 297). |
| | Sixty-ninth type | For making flower garlands in (p. 297). |
| | Seventieth type | For keeping ornaments of gods (pp. 297-8). |
| | Seventy-first type | For keeping umbrellas and chowries (p. 298). |