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Chapter-3
In the second chapter, in regard to movement, the four types of worldly beings are described as Naraka (hellish beings), Manushya (humans), Tiryanch (animals), and Deva (gods). The characteristics of location, lifespan, and the nature of existence will be detailed in the third and fourth chapters. The third chapter describes Naraka, Tiryanch, and Manushya, while the fourth describes Deva.
What is the description of the first Naraka?
Ratna-sharkara-valuka-pankha-dhumata-moha-tama prabhabhumayo ghanam-bhuvataka-ashapratishthah samadhodhah-prithutarah. 1. Among these are the Narakas. 2. Nitya-ashubha-taralelya-paripama-deha-vedanavikriyah. 3. Paraspra-udiritaduhkha. 4. Sanklishta-asuro-dirita-duhkhashcha prak chaturthyah. 6. Among them are Ek, Tri, Sapta, Dasha, Dvavimshati, Tritaya, and Trishat, which represent the supreme state of beings. 6.