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## [Ninety-two-Stana-Samavaya]
[149 Nak-Samavaya 422- Banavay Padhimaao Pannaattao. The images have been described.
Discussion- The names of these images are not mentioned in the original sutra, therefore, according to the Dasha-Shruta-Skandha-Niyukti, some description of them is being done - In the original, there are five images mentioned - Samadhi-Pratima, Upadhana-Pratima, Vivek-Pratima, Prati-Sanlinata-Pratima and Ekaki-Vihar-Pratima. Among these, Samadhi-Pratima is of two types - Shruta-Samadhi-Pratima and Charitra-Samadhi-Pratima. Darshan-Pratima is not mentioned separately because it is included in knowledge. Shruta-Samadhi-Pratima has sixty-two divisions - five from the first Shruta-Skandha of Acharang, thirty-seven from the second Shruta-Skandha, sixteen from the Stanaang Sutra and four from the Vyavahar Sutra. All these together (5+37+16+4=62) are sixty-two. Although all these images are of the nature of Charitra, however, they are only of specific Shruta-Shali, therefore, due to the predominance of Shruta, they are called Shruta-Samadhi-Pratima.
There are five divisions of Charitra-Samadhi-Pratima in comparison to Samayik, Chhedopasthapaniya, Parihar-Vishuddhi, Sukshma-Samparaya and Yatha-Khyat Charitra.
There are two divisions of Upadhana-Pratima - Bhikku-Pratima and Upasak-Pratima. Among these, Bhikku-Pratima has twelve divisions like Maasi-ki-Bhikku-Pratima, etc. and Upasak-Pratima has eleven divisions like Darshan-Pratima, Vrat-Pratima, etc. Thus, Upadhana-Pratima has (12+11=23) twenty-three divisions.
Although many divisions of Vivek-Pratima are possible in comparison to the internal vices like Krodha, etc. and external objects like Upadhi, Bhakti-Pana, etc., Vivek-Pratima is said to be only one in comparison to the general renunciation.
Prati-Sanlinata-Pratima is also said to be only one, because all three types of Sanlinata like Indriya-Sanlinata, etc. are included in one.
The fifth is Ekaki-Vihar-Pratima, but it is not counted separately because it is included in Bhikku-Pratima.
Thus, Shruta-Samadhi-Pratima sixty-two, Charitra-Samadhi-Pratima five, Upadhana-Pratima twenty-three, Vivek-Pratima one and Prati-Sanlinata-Pratima one, all these together make 62+5+23+1+1=92 Banavay divisions of Pratima.
423- There, Indrabhuti, having lived for Banavay years, became a Siddha, Buddha, [free from karma, attained Parinirvana and free from all suffering].
424- The Mandar mountain, in the middle part of the mountain, the abode of the Gothu, is said to be located at the end of the mountain, at a distance of Banavay thousand yojanas. Similarly, four...