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[Twelve Anga Ganipitaka]
[There are 179 numbers. After subtracting the repeated stories mentioned above (1215000000) which have the same characteristics, there are 35 million (1250000000-1215000000 = 35000000) unrepeated stories.
534-Eguntisam Uddesanakala, Eguntisam Samuddesanakala, Sankhejjain Payasahssain Payaggenam Pannatta. Sankhejjā Akkhara, Ananta Gama, Ananta Pajjava, Paritta Tasa, Ananta Thavara, Sasaya Kada Nibaddha Nikaiya Jinpannatta Bhava Aghavijanti Pannavinjanati Paruvijanti Nidansinjanti Uvadansinjanti. Se Evam Aaya, Se Evamnaaya, Evam Vinnaaya, Evam Charan-Karanparuvanyaya Aghavijanti. Se Ttam Naayadhammakhao 6.
In Gnatadharmakatha, there are twenty-nine Uddesan Kala, twenty-nine Samuddesan Kala, thousands of words in terms of word count, countless letters, infinite Gamas, countless Pajjavas, countless Tassas, and infinite Thavaras. All these eternal, created, bound, collected, Jina-prajnapta Bhavas are mentioned in this Gnatadharmakatha, they are made known, they are demonstrated, and they are explained. Through this Anga, the soul becomes the knower, the knower. Thus, through the description of the steps and actions (through the stories), the nature of things is stated, made known, described, demonstrated, and explained. This is the introduction to the sixth Gnatadharmakatha Anga 6.
535-Se Kim Tam Uvasagadasaao? Uvasagadasaasu Uvasayaanam Nagarain Ujjaanaai Chaiiiai Vanakhanda. Raayaano Amma-Piyaro Samosar
Riya Dhammakhao Ihloiy-Parloiyiddhivisesa, Uvasayaanam Silvvay-Veraman-Gun-Pacchakkhan-Posahovvaspadivajanayaao Superiggaha Tavovhaana Padimaao Uvasagga Sanlehanaao Bhattapacchakkhanaain Paovagamanai Devaloggamanaai Sukulpacchayaai Puno Bohilaabha Antakiriyaao Aghavijanti Paruvijanti Dansijanti Nidansinjati Uvadansinjanti.
What is Upasakadasha - what is described in it?
In Upasakadasha, there are 1 cities, 2 gardens, 3 Chaityas, 4 forest tracts, 5 kings, 6 parents, 7 Samavasaran, 8 Dharmacharyas, 9 Dharmakathaas, 10 worldly and otherworldly powers, 11 Upasakas' virtuous conduct, avoidance of sins, qualities, rejection, fasting and abstinence, 12- study and acceptance, 13 penance, 14 eleven images, 15 upsargas, 16 Sanlekhana, 17 rejection of food, 18 walking on foot, 19 going to the heavenly world, 20 complete renunciation, 21 re-attainment of enlightenment and 22 final action are mentioned. It is described, shown, demonstrated, and explained.
536 -Uvasagadasaasu Nam Uvasayaanam Riddhivisesa Parisa Vitthardhammasavanaani Bohilaabhaabhigam-Sammatavisuddhaya Thirattam Mulgun-Uttaragunaaiyara Thiiviseasa Padimaabhigghahgahanapalana Uvasaggahiyasana Niruvassagga Ya Tava Ya Vicitta Silvvay-Gun-Veraman-Pacchakkhanposahovvasa Apchhimmaraantiyaay Sanlehana-Jhosanaahin Appaananjah Ya Bhavaitta Bahuni Bhattaani Anasanaae Ya Cheaitta Uvavanna Kappavaravimanuttemesujah Anubhavanti Suravar-Vimanavar-Pondariesu Sokkhaain Anovamaain Kamen Bhttun Uttamaain Tao Aukkheanam Chuyā Samana Jah Jinamyamammi