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The fourteenth sutra of the fourth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Sanantkumar - Mahindes... also mentions the state of some gods of Sanatkumar and Mahendra Kumar in four Palyopama. The fifteenth sutra of the fourth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Je Deva Kitthi Sukitthi... also mentions the excellent state of Krishti, Sukrishti, etc. Vaimanik Devas in four Sagaropama.
The sixth sutra of the fifth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Panch Nijjarattaana Panatta' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 292, where five places of Nirjara, Pranatipataviraati, etc. are mentioned.
The fourteenth sutra of the fifth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Imise Nan Rayanppahae... Ratnapraba mentions the state of some Nairyikas of the earth in five Palyopama.
The eighth sutra of the fifth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Panch Athikaya Panatta...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 293, where five Astikayas like Dharmaastikaya are mentioned.
The fifteenth sutra of the fifth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Tacchae Nan Pudhavie..... Balukaprabha mentions the state of some Nairyikas of the earth in five Palyopama.
The eighteenth sutra of the fifth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Sanankumar - Mahindes... mentions the state of some gods of Sanatkumar and Mahendra Kalpa in five Sagaropama.
The sixteenth sutra of the fifth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Asurkumaraanam Devaanam......' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 296, where the state of Asurakumar Devas is mentioned in five Palyopama.
The seventeenth sutra of the fifth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Souhammisaanesu.......' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 297, where the state of some gods of Saudharma Ishana Kalpa is mentioned in five Palyopama.
The nineteenth sutra of the fifth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Je Deva Vayam Suvayam......' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 299, where the excellent state of Vatasuvat, etc. Vaimanik Devas is mentioned in five Sagaropama.
The third sutra of the sixth Samavaya of Samavayanga is - 'Chhavvihe Bahire Tavokamme Panatte......' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 300, where six types of external penance like Anashan are mentioned.