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What are the Agamas composed by the omniscient? In the present time, 32 Agamas are considered as proof-level, which preach the teachings of the omniscient and the true substances. The description of the substances in these Agamas is based on proof and Nay. By studying them, the truth of these Agamas and their composers, the omniscient or omniscient-like, are self-evident.
The 32 Agamas in the present time are as follows:
"Se kin tam sammasuan? Jam imam arahantahi bhavamtahi uppanna nanadansanadharehi telukk nirikhia mahia puiehi tiyapaduppanna managaya janayehi savvannahi savvadarisihi paniam duvalasangam ganipidagam tam jaha-ayaro 1 suyagado 2 thanam 3 samavao 4 vivahpannatti 5 nayadhammak hao 6 uvasagadasaao 7 antagadad saao 8 anuttarovawaiyadasaao 9 panhvagaranai 10 vivagasuan 11 ditthivao 12 icce duvalasang ganipidagam coddas puvvis sammasuan abhinna das puvvis sammasuan ten par bhinnesu bhayana se tam sammasuan. Nandi Sutra (Suo 40). 12 Angasastra, 12 Upangasastra, 4 Mulasastra, 4 Chhedasastra and 1 Aavashyak Sutra. But these are 33. One should consider that at this time 11 Angasastra are present; the 12th, Drishtivadaang-sastra, is considered to be separated. The names of the Angasastra are as follows: 1 Acharangashastra, 2 Suyagadangashastra, 3 Sthanangashastra, 4 Samavayangashastra, 5 Vyakhyaprajnapti (Bhagavatishastra), 6 Jnatadharmakathangashastra, 7 Upasakadashangashastra, 8 Antakriddashangashastra, 9 Anuttaroupapatikashastra, 10 Prashnavyakaranashastra, 11 Vipaksastra, 12 Drishtivadaangashastra (which has been separated).
The names of the Upangasastra are as follows: 1 Aupapatikashastra, 2 Rajaprasriyashastra, 3 Jivaabhigamshastra, 4 Prajnapanashastra, 5 Jambudvipprajnapti, 6 Suryaprajnapti, 7 Chandraprajnapti, 8 Nirayavaliao, 9 Kappvadinsiao, 10 Pufiao, 11 Pushpachuliao, 12 Vanhidasaao. And the four Mulasastra are as follows: Dasavaikalikashastra 1, Uttaradhyayanasastra 2, Nandishastra 3, and Bhaktisutra 4.