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## Trivarna Achar
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**A twenty-one horse and eighty-four foot soldiers, one elephant and one chariot are called a Patti.**
**Three Pattis make a Sena, three Senas make a Senamukha, three Senamukhas make a Gulma, three Gulmas make a Vahini, three Vahinis make a Pritana, three Pritanas make a Chamu, three Chamus make an Anikin, and ten Anikinis make an Akshouhini Sena.**
**Such an eighteen Akshouhini Sena's lord is called a Mukuta-bandha Raja.**
**One Akshouhini Sena has 459270 horses, 1837080 foot soldiers, 21870 elephants and 21870 chariots, totaling 2340090 soldiers.**
**Another opinion:**
**A Raja who is the lord of one Mandala, if he is the lord of eighteen Shrenis, is called a Mukuta-bandha Raja. This is the opinion of some.**
**Senapati, Ganapati, Vanijapati, four types of army (elephant, horse, foot soldier and chariot), Kotwal, four Varnas (injured, etc.), Mantri, Amatya, Purohit, Mahamatya, Pandit and Vaidya, these eighteen are called Shreni.**
**The lord of these eighteen Shrenis is called a Raja or Mukuta-bandha Raja. The one who is served by five hundred such Rajas is called an Adhiraja. Twice the Adhiraja is a Maharaja, twice the Maharaja is an Ardhamndali, twice the Ardhamndali is a Mandali, twice the Mandali is a Mahamandali, twice the Mahamandali is an Ardhacharki, and twice the Ardhacharki is a Chakravarti Raja.**
**Meaning: Mukuta-bandha is the lord of the Rajas, Adhiraja is the lord of a thousand Mukuta-bandha Rajas, and Gahraja is the lord of two thousand Mukuta-bandha Rajas.**