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[88] [From the most excellent position of the Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra, forty-two thousand years / Like the rest of the aquatic creatures, it should be said that these four-motioned, two-motioned, each-bodied and innumerable / This is the statement of the Bhujaga-Parisarpa Samuchchimas / Along with this, the statement of the terrestrial creatures is also complete. What is the form of the Khechara? Khechara has been said to be of four types, namely Charmapkshi, Romapakshi, Samudgakpakshi and Vittapakshi. What are Charmapkshi? Charmapkshi are of many types, such as Valguli, etc. Other similar Charmapkshi / What are Romapakshi? Romapakshi are of many types, such as Dhank, Kank, etc. Other similar Romapakshi / What are Samudgakpakshi? / These are of only one type / As said in the Prajnapan, it should be known / Similarly, Vittapakshi should also be known according to the Pannawana. These Khechara have been said to be of two types in brief - sufficient and insufficient, etc. as before / The special feature is that their Sharira-Avagahana is innumerable parts of an angul from the lowest and the highest Dhanush-Prithaktva / The position is the most excellent seventy-two thousand years. It should be known like all the other aquatic creatures, Khechara are four-motioned, two-motioned, each-bodied and innumerable. This is the description of the Khechara. Along with this, the statement of the Samuchchima Panchendriya Tiryanch Yoni is complete. Discussion - After describing the aquatic creatures in the previous Sutra, the Samuchchima terrestrial and Khechara have been described in this Sutra. Samuchchima Panchendriya Tiryanch terrestrial creatures are of two types - Chatushpad and Parisarpa / Those who have four legs are Chatushpad, such as Ashwa, Bail, etc. / Those who walk on their bellies or with the help of their arms are Parisarpa, such as Sarpa, Nakul, etc. / The two Chakaras in the Sutra are indicative of many differences in the self. Chatushpad terrestrial creatures are of four types - one-hoofed, two-hoofed, Gandipad and Sankahapad / The Prajnapan Sutra has described the types of these four, which are as follows: One-hoofed are of many types, such as - Ashwa, Ashwatara (Khechara), Ghotak (horse), Gardabha, Gorakshar, Kandalak, Shrikandalak and Avartak, etc. / Two-hoofed are of many types, such as - Ont, Bail, Gavaya (blue cow), Rojh, Pashuk, Mahish (buffalo), Mrig, Sambhar, Baraha, Aj (goat), Elk (sheep or goat), Ruru, Sarbha, Chamar (chamari cow), Kurang, Gokarn, etc. / _ Gandopad - Gandi means Eran / Those who have feet like Eran are Gandipad. These are of many types, such as - Hathi, Hastiputanak, Matkun Hasti (small stature elephant without teeth), Khadgi and Genda /