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## Chapter Nineteen
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The work is the independent path, the placement and the removal, and the rules for the Gandhara and the Odicya are all mentioned there. || 240 ||
In the Madhyama, there are six parts, excluding the Gandhara and the Saptama. There is only one removal and one placement, which is the Madhyama. || 241 ||
The Pancha-svayam is performed, excluding the Gandhara and the Saptama. Sometimes, the Shat-svayam is also performed, excluding the Gandhara. || 242 ||
Here, the work is to give prominence to the Shadja and the Madhyama, and the users should always avoid the Gandhara. || 243 ||
In the Madhyama-Odicya, there is only one Madhyama part, and the rest of the rules should be followed as in the Madhyama. || 244 ||
There are two parts in the Panchama, the Rishabha and the Panchama. There is one removal, which is the Panchama, and one placement, which is also the Panchama. || 245 ||
The rules of the Madhyama should be known here, as well as the Shadava and the Odavita. The Shadja, Gandhara, and Panchama should be made weak here. || 246 ||
The movement of the Panchama and the Rishabha should be done here. The movement of the Gandhara with the Panchama can also be done. || 247 ||
One Panchama part of the Gandhara-Panchama is mentioned, and the Panchama and the Rishabha are mentioned as its removals. || 248 ||
The Gandhara is the placement here, and it takes its previous note. The movement between the Panchama and the Gandhari is also done. || 249 ||
The Rishabha, Panchama, Gandhara, and Nishad are the four parts of the Andhri, and these are also the four removals. || 250 ||
The Gandhara is the placement, and the Shadava, which is without the Shadja, is the Shat-svayam. The movement between the Gandhara and the Rishabha takes place here. || 251 ||
Sometimes, the movement of the Shashta and the Saptama also takes place according to the movement of the placement. There is no avoidance of the Shadja here, and the Odavita is also present. || 252 ||