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## Translation:
**Somasen Bhattaraka's Composition**
If a woman gives birth or menstruates on the tenth day after her husband's death, she should become pure by observing her prescribed period of purity, bathe, and discard her clothes and ornaments. This concludes the discussion regarding women. Now, we will discuss the concept of *Durmarana* (unnatural death) and other related matters. || 101 ||
*Durmarana* is an unnatural death.
Death caused by lightning, water, fire, Chandala (outcast), snake, hunter, bird, tree, tiger, and other animals is considered *Durmarana* for sinners. || 102 ||
If someone commits suicide by poison, weapon, or fire, they willingly embrace death and will surely go to hell. || 103 ||
Due to fear of the place and time, the cremation rites cannot be performed immediately. Therefore, one should perform the cremation rites after obtaining the order of the king or other authorities. || 104 ||
One year later, one should perform the *Shanti* (peace) ritual and observe a fast, etc., as prescribed. || 105 ||
If someone dies unwillingly due to poison, etc., the cremation rites should be performed immediately. One should not perform the *Prayaschitta* (atonement) for such an unnatural death. || 106 ||
If someone dies within seven days of being struck by a weapon, etc., it is considered *Durmarana*, as stated by the ancient sages. || 107 ||
**Regarding Daughters:**
If a daughter dies before her *Choula* (ceremony), the relatives should only bathe. They become pure by bathing. If she dies before her *Vrata* (vow), one day of mourning is observed. If she dies before her marriage, three days of mourning are observed. || 108 ||
If a married woman dies, her parents observe a fortnight of mourning. The relatives observe a fortnight of mourning, and the husband observes a full month of mourning. || 109 ||