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## Trivarnika Conduct
**102.** One should wash the clothes, ornaments, bed, food vessels, and utensils of the mother and child with pure water and soap according to the prescribed method.
**103.** On the fifth or sixth day after birth, at midnight, one should offer a sacrifice to the eight guardians of the directions with music, instruments, and weapons.
**104.** After performing a night vigil with lamps and peace chants, one should mark the doorway with vermillion and kohl. In the house, one should apply a layer of mud four fingers thick, mixed with mud and cow dung. One should bathe the mother and child with warm water containing five types of herbs. This bath should be performed for purification three times a day for ten days after delivery. The mother's clothes, ornaments, bed, food vessels, etc., should be washed and cleaned with pure water and mud according to the prescribed method. Items that need to be washed by a washerman should be given to him.
## Jananashocha (Birth Impurity)
**105.** The period of birth impurity for Brahmanas is ten days, for Kshatriyas twelve days, and for Vaishyas fourteen days. This means that for ten days after the birth of a son or daughter, Brahmanas are considered impure, for twelve days Kshatriyas, and for fourteen days Vaishyas.
**106.** A monk should not go to the house of a woman who has given birth for one month, and should not go to the houses of her relatives for ten days.
**107.** The period of birth impurity for a female slave is five days if she gives birth in her master's house. The same applies to a mare.
**108.** If a camel, cow, buffalo, or goat gives birth in the master's house, there is one day of impurity. If they give birth outside the master's house, there is no impurity.