The following are displayed before the Abhiseka throne in the coronation palace: a big glazed earthen pot of water wrapped in cloth with spots; mango sprouts; various paddy shoots; variety of bean sprouts; a bunch of bananas; a bunch of coconuts; a basket of sweet limes; a basket of pomegranates; a basket of guavas; a basket of oranges; a basket of custard apples; a basket of pineapples; a basket of jack fruit; a pot of butter; a pot of yoghurt; a pot of sugar; a pot of honey; a pot of molasses; a red bag of 10 ticals of silver; one viss of gold in a red bag on a gilt tray with stand; 100 rubies in a red bag on a gilt tray with stand; 100 pearls in a red bag on a gilt tray with stand.

A basket of limes; a basket of oranges; a basket of pomegranates; a basket of guavas; a basket of custard apples; a basket of cutch; various paddy shoots; variety of bean sprouts; a bunch of bananas; a bunch of coconuts; a basket of pineapples; a basket of jack fruit; a pot of butter; a pot of yoghurt; a pot of sugar; a pot of honey; a pot of molasses; 180 ticals of silver; 10 ticals of gold; 10 rubies; 10 pearls.

A clockwise conch studded with gems, which princesses bear to respectfully pour water on the King's head in the coronation; a gold tray with stand with lion figures; a gilt tray with stand;a gold bowl; mats placed near the seat in the partition in the coronation Palace; baskets of paddy and rice on red and white cloths; a vase; coconut sprouts; a gold tray; different types of food-covering dish; Abhiseka (coronation) palace with 9-tiered roof and pinnacle, decorated with 9 gems; the fig-wood seat pyatthat the interior of which is decorated with gold, silver and gems; Abhiseka throne; the throne Room; royal appurtenances displayed in the left and right order; the Muddhabhiseka coronation palace.