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The nine kinds of crowns, which pertain to these nine classes of kings, are then described. This subject, however, is more elaborately treated in Chapter XLIX (*Abhisheka-lakshaṇa*). Next comes the description of the nine kinds of thrones used by the nine classes of kings. Here other royal insignia, particularly the white umbrella (*dhavala-chhattra*), and the chowrie or fly-whisk made of the yak's tail (*chāmara*) are also mentioned. Thrones, it will be noticed, are fully dealt with in Chapter XLV (*Siṁhāsana-lakshaṇa-vidhāna*).