Indra-Simha: The Base of the Three Human Wheels

Indra-Simha; literally "Indra-Lion," a title signifying a supreme ruler. Nara-chakra-trayam refers to three symbolic diagrams used in statecraft or ritual to represent different domains of power.

Connected to the Lord of Horses Ashvapati The Base Adhara

The Seat connected to the Lord of Elephants

That Lion, the
Lion-throne Simhasana
Vi
Yam These are likely "seed syllables" or bija-mantras used to energize the diagram
This Lion, the
Lion-throne
The Lion-throne

The Base The Seat Connected to the Lord of Men Narapati

The Wheel of the Lord of Horses

Ashvapati-chakram; traditionally refers to a ruler whose military strength lies in cavalry.

A. Ceremonial Whisk

original: "Chamara"; a fly-whisk made of yak tail, a symbol of royal authority

Power	M	Pra
Vī	Hra	E
Ddha	Re	Am
Da	Ra	Da
Yata	Shrī	Hruh
Shra	Pu	Mane
Kīli	Ti	Kā
2	Shra	Jña

The Wheel of the Lord of Elephants

Gajapati-chakram; refers to a ruler whose strength is centered on a corps of elephants, often associated with the eastern regions of India.

M. Ceremonial Whisk

Power	Pra	Prā
Pī	Da	E
Pha	Ha	Tra
Dam	Vi	Dah
Yata	Svā	Hruh
Shra	Vi	Mane
Kili	Shram	Kā
2	Nya	Jña

The Wheel of the Lord of Men

Narapati-chakram; refers to a ruler whose strength lies in his infantry and subjects, often considered the "Lord of the People."

P. Ceremonial Whisk

Pra	Ram
Vī	Da	E
Ddha	Pra	Tra
De	Ya	Dah
Pate	Ga	Hruh
Shrīm	Mapra	Sanah
Kīla	U	Kam
2	Re	Jña