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The fifteenth sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Asurindavjjaanam...' - states that, except for the Asura king, the remaining Bhavanapati Devas have a lifespan of ten thousand years, as mentioned in Bhagavati 345.
The sixteenth sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Asurkumaraanam Devaanam...' - describes the lifespan of the Asura Kumar Devas, as mentioned in Bhagavati 346.
The seventeenth sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Bayeravanassikaie...' - states that each plant has a lifespan of ten thousand years, as mentioned in Bhagavati 347.
The eighteenth sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Vaanamantaraanam Devaanam...' - states that the Vyantar Devas have a lifespan of ten thousand years, as mentioned in Bhagavati 348.
The nineteenth sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Sohammisaaneenu Kappeesu...' - states that some Devas in the Saudharma and Ishan Kalpas have a lifespan of ten Palyopama, as mentioned in Bhagavati 349.
The twentieth sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Bhambhaloae Kappe...' - states that the Brahma Lok Devas have a lifespan of ten Sagaropama, as mentioned in Bhagavati 350.
The twenty-first sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Lantae Kappe Devaanam...' - states that the Lantak Devas have a lifespan of ten Sagara, as mentioned in Bhagavati 351.
The twenty-second sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Je Deva Ghosan Sughosan...' - states that the Ghos, Sugho, and other Devas have a lifespan of ten Sagaropama, as mentioned in Bhagavati 352.
The twenty-third sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Te Nan Deva Nan Addhamaasaanam...' - states that the Devas from Ghos to Brahma Lokavatasak Vimana breathe once every ten Paks, as mentioned in Bhagavati 353.
The twenty-fourth sutra of the tenth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Tesin Nan Devaanam...' - states that the Devas from Ghos to Brahma Lokavatasak have a desire to eat once every ten thousand years, as mentioned in Bhagavati 354.
The eighth sutra of the eleventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Imisae Nan Rayanappahae...' - states that some Nairyaikas on the Ratnapraba earth have a lifespan of eleven Palyopama, as mentioned in Bhagavati 355.