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**Trivarnikaachar!** One should marry a beautiful girl who possesses the auspicious qualities mentioned above, whose birth star is not the sixth or eighth from her husband's birth star, and whose caste is not opposed to her husband's caste. || 35 ||
A beautiful girl, belonging to one's own caste, younger than the groom in age and stature, belonging to a different gotra, and having many men and women in her family, is suitable for marriage. || 36 ||
One who marries a paternal aunt's daughter, a maternal uncle's daughter, or a sister-in-law is not considered sinful. || 37 ||
**Meaning:** One should follow the customs of the place. These are not specific rules. In Somdevniti, the marriage with a maternal uncle's daughter is said to be dependent on the country and time. As stated, "Country and time are the basis of the relationship with a maternal uncle." Therefore, those who do not follow this relationship are not considered to be disregarding the scriptures. This statement is not a rule, but an indicator of suitability. Statements indicating suitability are not binding, meaning one is not obligated to follow them. || 37 ||
One who marries his maternal aunt's daughter, a girl from his own gotra, or his mother-in-law's sister is considered sinful. || 38 ||
A wise man should not marry a girl whose brother or father is not alive, as there is a fear of religious harm. || 39 ||
One should not marry a girl who is older than oneself, taller than oneself, or a guru's daughter, as they are considered like a mother. || 40 ||
The five parts of marriage are: ... ... Vagdaan, Pradaan, Varan, Panigrahan, and Saptapadi. These five parts are considered to be the parts of marriage. || 41 ||