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The original text of the Tarvath Sutra’s first section is of a secondary nature. Therefore, the deletion of it does not diminish the primary meaning and context of the text. In the second section, all the Digambara texts are available, some of which are verbatim identical. Before analyzing the meanings, Sutra 7.3 (3) states: "In calculating the differentiation of substances, the author uses the term 'thathanam,' which means to describe according to the aforementioned order." Since the term "yathashram" is not present in Sutra 7:3 (3), it can be understood that no elaboration is expected on the meanings. This suggests that the Digambara Sutra 7 (3) is not in its original form. A similar situation exists in the aforementioned Sutra 3 (2), where no elaboration is done in the counting of narakes.
In the third class of Digambara Sutras, 3 (12-32), meaning from the 39 Sutras of the third chapter, 21 Sutras are not available in the Shvetambara text. Among these, three Sutras, namely 3 (24-25, 27), 3.11, and 4.15, are found, but they are not verbatim identical. Here, the number of missing Sutras is comparatively large, which is why the description of Jambudvipa in the Shvetambara text is extremely brief. These additional Sutras include the following items: 1. The description of Jambudvipa — including mountains, rivers, and geographical extent (12-26).