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The first sutra of the thirty-third Samavayanga lists the names of thirty-three Ashatanas, which are also mentioned in Uttaradhyayanasutra 48.
The first sutra of the thirty-sixth Samavayanga lists the names of the thirty-six chapters of Uttaradhyayanasutra.
The third sutra of the seventy-ninth Samavayanga lists the seventy-nine Uttar Karma-Prakritis, excluding the Mohaniya Karma, which are the remaining seven original Karma-Prakritis. This description is also found in Uttaradhyayanasutra 50.
According to the fourth sutra of the seventieth Samavayanga, the state of Mohaniya Karma is said to be seventy Koti Koti Sagaropama, excluding the seven thousand years of Abada Kala. This description is found in Uttaradhyayanasutra 51.
According to the fifth sutra of the eighty-seventh Samavayanga, there are eighty-seven Uttar-Prakritis of the six original Karma-Prakritis, excluding the first and last. This description is also found in Uttaradhyayanasutra 752.
According to the third sutra of the eighty-ninth Samavayanga, there are eighty-nine Uttar Karma-Prakritis of the eight original Karma-Prakritis. This description is found in Uttaradhyayanasutra 753.
In this way, there are many topics in Uttaradhyayanasutra that are discussed in Samavayanga, sometimes briefly and sometimes in detail. Samavayanga and Anuyogadwar
Anuyogadwar is the fourth in the enumeration of the original sutras. Anuyog means a special process of explaining or discussing words. Many topics found in Samavayanga are also discussed in Anuyogadwar.
The topics discussed in the twenty-sixth to fortieth sutras of the first Samavayanga are also discussed in Anuyogadwar 54.
The topics discussed in the eighth to twentieth sutras of the second Samavayanga are discussed in Anuyogadwar 55.
The topics mentioned in the thirteenth to twenty-first sutras of the third Samavayanga are also found in Anuyogadwar 56.
The topics discussed in the tenth to seventeenth sutras of the fourth Samavayanga are also discussed in Anuyogadwar Sutra 757.