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A clean hierarchical classification chart titled "Krimi (कृमि) Classification - Ayurveda" showing: Top level: KRIMI (कृमि) - "Creature which grows on raw flesh and moves with legs" (Yashaka) Note: Innumerable types, 20 based on habitat Split into two main branches: 1. ABHYANTARA (अभ्यन्तर) - Internal Three sub-branches: A. Shleshmaj (श्लेष्मज): - Antrada (अन्त्राद) - Udrada (उदराद) - Hridayachara (हृदयचर) - Churav (चुरव) - Dabhputha (दभपुत्था) - Sangrathika (संग्रथिका) - Mahaguda (महागुड) B. Raktaj (रक्तज): - Kesada (केशाद) - Lomada (लोमाद) - Lomadwiya (लोमाद्विय) - Saurma (सौर्म) - Shridhavara (श्रीधावर) - Janumatra (जनुमात्र) C. Purishaj (पुरीषज): - Kakuruka (ककुरुका) - Makuruka (मकुरुका) - Leliha (लेलिहा) - Sarshulaka (सर्शुलका) - Sansurapa (सांसुरापा) 2. BAHYA (बाह्य) - External Sub-branch: Malaj (मलज): - Yuka (यूका) - Likhsa/Pipilika (लिक्षा/पिपीलिका) Bottom section: Samanya Lakshana (सामान्य लक्षण) - General symptoms: Jwara, Vaivarnya, Shweta Chhotah, Bhakta Dveshi, Trisarsha, Sanna Tatwa, Milashanam Numbered section (1): Bahya Krimi: - Resides in: Kesha, Smashu, Loma, Pakwa, Vasa (Vastra) - Varna: Krishna, Shukla - Sthana: Anu, Tilakritya, Buhupadesh - Prabhav: Kandu, Koth, Pippalika Use a clean white background with color-coded boxes (blue for main categories, green for subcategories, yellow for specific types). Make text clear and readable in both Hindi/Sanskrit and transliteration.
- Definition: A creature that grows on raw flesh and moves with legs (Yashaka)
- Two main types: Abhyantara (Internal) and Bahya (External)
- Internal Krimi split into 3 origins - Shleshmaj, Raktaj, and Purishaj - with all their subtypes listed
- External (Bahya) Krimi - Malaj, including Yuka and Likhsa/Pipilika
- General symptoms (Samanya Lakshana) at the bottom
- Bahya Krimi details - habitat, color, location, and effects