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III. Kailāśa—round (vv. 21—23)—has nine kinds, again perhaps with better readings—(19) Valaya, (20) Dundubhi, (21) Padma, (22) Mahāpadma, (23) Mukuli (in place of Varddhanī), (24) Ushṇīshi, (25) Śaṅkha, (26) Kalaśa, and (27) Guvā-vṛiksha (vv. 28–29).