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**Karata**
The 6th Sutra of the 40th Samavaya states that on the Phalguna Purnima, the Sun casts a shadow of 40 angulas in length. This description is also found in the Surya Prajnapti 15.
The 7th Sutra of the 45th Samavaya states that all the constellations with 1.5 regions combine with the Moon for 45 Muhurtas. This description is also found in the Surya Prajnapti 716.
The 1st Sutra of the 56th Samavaya states that the 56 constellations in Jambudvipa combine with the Moon. This description is also found in the Surya Prajnapti 17.
The 1st Sutra of the 62nd Samavaya states that there are 62 Purnimas and 62 Amavasyas in a Yuga of 5 years. This description is also found in the Sutra Prajnapti 718.
The 1st Sutra of the 71st Samavaya states that after 71 Ahoratras of the Hemant Ritu of the 4th Chandra-Samvatsar, the Sun returns from the Sarvabahy Mandala. This description is also found in the Surya Prajnapti 19.
The 5th Sutra of the 72nd Samavaya states that 72 Moons and Suns illuminate the Pushkarardha Dvipa. This description is also found in the Surya Prajnapti 20.
The 1st Sutra of the 88th Samavaya states that each Moon, Sun, and 88 planets have their own family. This description is also found in the Surya Prajnapti 21.
The descriptions from the 4th to the 7th Sutra of the 89th Samavaya are also found in the Surya Prajnapti 22.
In this way, many Sutras of the Samavayanga are found in the Surya Prajnapti.
**Samavayanga and Uttaradhyayana**
Uttaradhyayana holds the first place among the original Sutras. It is extremely important from the perspective of Agam sentiment, language, and style. It contains a beautiful analysis of Dharma, Darshan, Adhyatma, Yoga, etc. Here, we will briefly compare the topics discussed in the Samavayanga with those discussed in the Uttaradhyayana, which will naturally reveal the importance of the Samavayanga.
The 3rd Sutra of the 2nd Samavaya mentions two types of bondage: Raga and Dvesha. Uttaradhyayana 723 also describes them.
**References:**
715. Surya Prajnapti - Pra. 10, Su. 43
716. Surya Prajnapti - Pra. 3, Su. 35
717. Surya Prajnapti - Pra. 10, Pra. 22, Su. 60
718. Surya Prajnapti - Pra. 13, Su. 80
719. Surya Prajnapti - Pra. 11
720. Surya Prajnapti - Pra. 19
721. Surya Prajnapti - Pra. 18, Su. 51
722. Surya Prajnapti - Pra. 1, 10, Pra. 9, Su. 42
723. Uttaradhyayana - A. 21
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