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## Fourth Section
**1-10 Study of the Throw**
**1.** "O Venerable! What were the ten throws, within the fourth section, declared by the Bhagavan Mahavira, with all the details?"
**Answer:** "O Jambū! The Bhagavan Mahavira, with all the details, declared ten throws within the fourth section. They are as follows:
**(1)** Jāli, **(2)** Mayāli, **(3)** Uvayāli, **(4)** Purisaseṇe, **(5)** Vāriseṇe, **(6)** Panjuṇṇa, **(7)** Sambha, **(8)** Aṇiruddha, **(9)** Saccaṇemi, **(10)** Daḍhaṇemi. ||1||
**2.** "O Venerable! What were the details of the first throw, declared by the Bhagavan Mahavira, with all the details?"
**Answer:** "O Jambū! At that time, in that era, there were twelve cities. In the first of those twelve cities, as in the first, there was a king named Vasudeva, who was a wanderer. In that city, Vasudeva was the king, Dhāriṇī was the queen, the color was white, the name was Go-yamo, the throw was Jāli, the number of dice was fifty, the throw was with the hand, the number of throws was sixteen, and the rest was as in Go-yamo, up to the Siddha.
**3.** "Similarly, in Mayāli, Uvayāli, Purisaseṇe, and Vāriseṇe, the throw was with the hand, the name was Piya, and the color was Rūppiṇī.
**4.** "Similarly, in Sambha, the throw was with the hand, the name was Jambavī, and the color was Māyā.
**5.** "Similarly, in Aṇiruddha, the throw was with the hand, the name was Panjuṇṇa, and the color was Vedabbhi.
**6.** "Similarly, in Saccaṇemi, the throw was with the hand, the name was Samuddavijaya, and the color was Sivā.
**7.** "Similarly, in Daḍhaṇemi, all were the same."
**1.2.3.4.** See - First Section, Sutra 2.
**5.** See - First Section, Sutra 5.
**6.** See - First Section, Sutra 6.
**7.** See - First Section, Sutra 7, 9.