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7. Bharani.
2. There, those who said this - (a) The seven constellations starting with Maha are located in the east, they said, for example -
1. Maha, 2. Purva Phalguni, 3. Uttara Phalguni, 4. Hasta, 5. Chitta, 6. Swati, 7. Visakha, (b) The seven constellations starting with Anuradha are located in the south, for example -
1. Anuradha, 2. Jyestha, 3. Mula, 4. Purva Ashadha, 5. Uttara Ashadha, 6. Abhijit, 7. Sravana, (c) The seven constellations starting with Dhanishtha are located in the west, for example -
1. Dhanishtha, 2. Shatabhisha, 3. Purva Bhadrapada, 4. Uttara Bhadrapada, 5. Revati, 6. Ashwini,
7. Bharani. (d) The seven constellations starting with Krittika are located in the north, for example -
1. Krittika, 2. Rohini, 3. Mrigashira, 4. Ardra, 5. Punarvasu, 6. Pushya, 7. Aslesha.
3. There, those who said this - • (a) The seven constellations starting with Dhanishtha are located in the east, they said, for example -
1. Dhanishtha, 2. Shatabhisha, 3. Purva Bhadrapada, 4. Uttara Bhadrapada, 5. Revati, 6. Ashwini,
7. Bharani. (b) The seven constellations starting with Krittika are located in the south, for example -
1. Krittika, 2. Rohini, 3. Mrigashira, 4. Ardra, 5. Punarvasu, 6. Pushya, 7. Aslesha. (c) The seven constellations starting with Maha are located in the west, for example -
1. Maha, 2. Purva Phalguni, 3. Uttara Phalguni, 4. Hasta, 5. Chitta, 6. Swati, 7. Visakha, (d) The seven constellations starting with Anuradha are located in the north, for example -
1. Anuradha, 2. Jyestha, 3. Mula, 4. Purva Ashadha, 5. Uttara Ashadha, 6. Abhijit, 7. Sravana.
4. There, those who said this - (a) The seven constellations starting with Ashwini are located in the east, they said, for example -
1. Ashwini, 2. Bharani, 3. Krittika 4. Rohini, 5. Mrigashira, 6. Ardra, 7. Punarvasu,
1. (a) The seven constellations starting with Krittika are located in the east,
(b) The seven constellations starting with Maha are located in the south, (c) The seven constellations starting with Anuradha are located in the west, (d) The seven constellations starting with Dhanishtha are located in the north,
- Sam. S. 7, Su. 8, 9, 10, 11, the sutras given here are indicative of other beliefs, but there is no such sentence in these sutras that would allow a common reader to know these sutras as other beliefs. Although the first constellation in the Jain Agamas is Abhijit and the last constellation is Uttara Ashadha, how is it possible to know the different orders of the different constellations that changed at different times without studying the Agamas?