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The exact situation of particular private and public buildings is specified. Thus it is stated that the main royal chapel should be built in the central plot known as the Brahmapīṭha, and the public audience hall in the quarter of Yama, Soma, Vāyu, or Nairṛita in accordance with the situation of the palace in a particular province or city, and so forth.