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[Twelve-Anga Ganipitaka]
[191 564 - The Uppayapuvva has ten Vathu (chapters) and four Chulika Vathu. The Aggeniya has fourteen Vathu and twelve Chulika Vathu. The Viriyappavaya has eight Vathu and eight Chulika Vathu. The Asthinathippavaya has eighteen Vathu and ten Chulika Vathu. The Nanappavaya has twelve Vathu. The Sacchappavaya has two Vathu. The Ayappavaya has sixteen Vathu. The Kammappavayapuvva has thirty Vathu. The Pacchakkhana has twenty Vathu. The Vijjanuspavaya has fifteen Vathu. The Abamjha has twelve Vathu. The Panau has thirteen Vathu. The Kiriyavisala has thirty Vathu. The Logabindusara has twenty-five Vathu.
The Uppayapuvva has ten Vathu and four Chulika Vathu. The Aggeniya has fourteen Vathu and twelve Chulika Vathu. The Viriyappavaya has eight Vathu and eight Chulika Vathu. The Asthinathippavaya has eighteen Vathu and ten Chulika Vathu. The Nanappavaya has twelve Vathu. The Sacchappavaya has two Vathu. The Ayappavaya has sixteen Vathu. The Kammappavayapuvva has thirty Vathu. The Pacchakkhana has twenty Vathu. The Vijjanuspavaya has fifteen Vathu. The Abamjha has twelve Vathu. The Panau has thirteen Vathu. The Kiriyavisala has thirty Vathu. The Logabindusara has twenty-five Vathu.
565 - Ten, fourteen, eight, eighteen, twelve, two, sixteen, thirty, twenty, fifteen, twelve, thirteen, thirty, and twenty-five Vathu.
Sixteen, thirty, twenty, fifteen, in the Anuppavaya. ||1||
Twelve, eleven, twelve, thirteen Vathu.
Thirty, thirteen, fourteen, twenty-five. ||2||
Four, twelve, eight, and ten Chulika Vathu.
There are no Chulika Vathu in the remaining four. ||3||
This is the previous statement. The following are the verses that summarize the number of Vathu mentioned above:
The first has ten, the second has fourteen, the third has eight, the fourth has eighteen, the fifth has twelve, the sixth has two, the seventh has sixteen, the eighth has thirty, the ninth has twenty, the tenth (Vidyanupravada) has fifteen, the eleventh has twelve, the twelfth has thirteen, the thirteenth has thirty, and the fourteenth has twenty-five Vathu, which are the Mahaadhikars. The first four have four, twelve, eight, and ten Chulika Vathu, respectively. The remaining ten do not have Chulika Vathu. This is the previous statement.
Discussion - There is some difference in the number of Vathu mentioned in the Digambara texts. It is as follows: The first has ten, the second has fourteen, the third has eight, the fourth has eighteen, the fifth has twelve, the sixth has twelve, the seventh has sixteen, the eighth has twenty, the ninth has thirty, the tenth has fifteen, the eleventh has ten, the twelfth has ten, the thirteenth has ten, and the fourteenth has ten Vathu, which are the Mahaadhikars. In the Digambara texts, the first four have| SR No. | 003441 |
| Book Title | Agam 04 Ang 04 Samvayanga Sutra Stahanakvasi |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Madhukarmuni, Hiralal Shastri |
| Publisher | Agam Prakashan Samiti |
| Publication Year | 1991 |
| Total Pages | 379 |
| Language | Prakrit, Hindi |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, Metaphysics, & agam_samvayang |
| File Size | 24 MB |