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**Appendix**
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1. There are 360 days in a season year.
2. There are 10,800 moments (an ancient Indian unit of time) in a season year.
3. In the Adityasamvat (the year starting with the sun), there are 60 Adityamasa (solar months).
4. Each Adityamasa has 30 days.
5. Each Adityamasa has 915 moments.
6. There are 366 days in an Adityasamvat.
7. There are 10,980 moments in an Adityasamvat.
2. In the Abhivardhita samvat (an enhanced year), there are 31 days in an Abhivardhita month, 29 moments, and 17/62 parts.
1. Each Abhivardhita month has 959 moments and 17/62 parts.
2. In an Abhivardhita samvat, there are 383 days, 21 moments, and 18/62 parts.
3. An Abhivardhita samvat has 11,511 moments and 18/62 parts.
- Sutra 72 ends, Sutra 73 begins.
Evidence for the day and night of the nine yugas
1. Nakshatrasamvat (lunar year) has 327 days, 22 hours, and 51 minutes.
2. Chandrasamvat (lunar year) has 354 days.
3. Ritusamvat (season year) has 360 days.
4. Adityasamvat has 366 days.
5. Abhivardhita samvat has 383 days and 21 moments (time unit).
Total moments in the nine yugas
1,791,157 and 55/67 parts
How many days are needed to complete a yuga in the nine yugas? - 38 days and 10 moments: Completing a yuga requires adding 12/67 parts.
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