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## English Translation:
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**On the eleventh day, one should perform the cremation, dress the deceased, carry the body on the shoulders of four men, and feed six men with food.** (191)
**Duties on the twelfth day:** On the twelfth day, one should perform the worship of the Jina, followed by the *shraddha* ceremony for the monks and relatives. (192) Offering food with devotion to the virtuous is called *shraddha*. This *shraddha* should be performed every month on the anniversary of the death, for a year. (193) After that, one should perform the *shraddha* annually for twelve years. (194)
**Establishment of the Image:** For a renowned person who has passed away after renouncing the world and attaining meditation and yoga, one should establish an image (such as footprints) in a sacred place, like a pavilion. (195)
**Widowhood Initiation:** After the death of her husband, on the twelfth day, the widow should bathe in a water body and offer gifts to five other women. (196) These gifts should include food, fruits, perfumes, clothes, flowers, money, betel nut, and garlands. (197) It is best if the widow then takes initiation as a Jain nun (Aryika or Ksullaka). If not, she should take the initiation of widowhood. (198)
**Duties during Widowhood:** During the initiation of widowhood, one should observe the vows of the country, renounce the neck thread, and refrain from wearing earrings. (199)