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The second sutra of the thirty-sixth Samavayanga - 'Chamarass nan asurindass...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 421, where the Sudharma Sabha of Dharmendra is described as being thirty-six yojanas high.
The ninth sutra of the forty-second Samavayanga - 'Egmegae Osappinie...' is also described in Bhagavati 422.
The second sutra of the forty-sixth Samavayanga - 'Bamhie nan Livie...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 423, where the forty matrikaksharas of the Brahmi script are mentioned.
The second sutra of the fifty-first Samavayanga - 'Chamarass nan asurindass...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 424, where the Sudharma Sabha of Chamendra is said to have fifty-one hundred pillars.
The first sutra of the fifty-second Samavayanga - 'Mohanijass kammass...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 425, where the fifty-two names of the mohaniya karma, such as anger, wrath, etc., are mentioned.
The sixth sutra of the sixty-sixth Samavayanga - 'Abhiinibohinaanasss...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 426, where the excellent state of abhinibodhik knowledge is described as being sixty-six sagaropama.
The first sutra of the seventy-eighth Samavayanga - 'Sakkass nan Devindass...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 427, where it is said that Sakra Devendra obeys the commands of Vaishramana, the commander-in-chief.
The third sutra of the eighty-first Samavayanga - 'Vivahpanniye ekasi...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 428, where the eighty-one mahayugama sataka of the present Agam are mentioned.
In this way, there is a concordance between many texts in the Bhagavati Sutra and the Samavayanga. In many sutras, there is also repetition from a comparative perspective regarding the state of narakas and devas, so we have not compared them knowingly.
Samavayanga and Prashnavyakarana
Both Samavayanga and Prashnavyakarana are Anga Sutras. There are many places in Samavayanga that can be compared to Prashnavyakarana. The subject matter of Prashnavyakarana is the five asravas and the five samvaras. Therefore, it is limited in terms of subject matter.
The third sutra of the second Samavayanga - 'Duvihe bandhane...' is also echoed in Prashnavyakarana 29. 421. Bhagavati-Sh. 8 U. 2 422. Bhagavati-Sh, 3 U. 7 423. Bhagavati-Sh. 1 U. 1 424. Bhagavati-Sh. 13 U.6
Bhagavati-Sh. 12 U.5 426. Bhagavati-Sh. 7 U. 2 Su. 110 427. Bhagavati-Sh. 3 U. 7 428. Bhagavati-Upasanshar . Prashnavyakarana-5 Samvardvara
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