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[104] In the countless parts of the Jeevajeevaabhigamsutra Pam, there live couples of humans with an age of a Yuga. In these islands, there is always a structure like the third arrow. The men and women here are beautiful and healthy. There are no diseases or disturbances. There is no master-servant relationship. They have 64 ribs on their backs. Their food is taken after one fourth of a Bhakt and consists of soil and flowers and fruits of the Kalpvriksha. The earth there is sweeter than sugar and the fruits of the Kalpvriksha are many times better than the food of a Chakravarti. The humans here are gentle, soft and straight, devoid of attachment and hatred. The couples here give birth to one couple (male and female) at the time of their death and nurture them for 79 days. Their death occurs from yawning, coughing or sneezing, not painfully. They die and go to the Devaloka. There are two types of humans in the Karmabhoomi - Arya and Mlechchha (Anarya). The names of many types of Mlechchhas like Shaka, Yavana, Kirata, Shabara, Barbar, etc. are mentioned in the Prajnapanasutra. There are two types of Aryas - Riddhiprapt Arya and Arddhiprapt Arya. Riddhiprapt Arya are of six types - 1. Arihant, 2. Chakravarti, 3. Baldev, 4. Vasudev, 5. Charan and 6. Vidyadhar. Arddhiprapt Arya are of nine types - 1. Kshetraarya, 2. Jatipraarya, 3. Kulmaarya, 4. Karmaarya, 5. Shilppaarya, 6. Bhashamaarya, 7. Gyaanarya, 8. Darshanarya and 9. Charitramaarya. 1. Kshetraarya - Residents of 25 and a half countries are Kshetraarya. In these regions, Tirthankaras, Chakravartis, Baldevs and Vasudevs are born. 2. Jatiarya - Those whose maternal lineage is superior (acceptable to the refined). 3. Kulaarya - Those whose paternal lineage is superior. Ugra, Bhog, Rajanya, etc. are Kulaarya. 4. Karmaarya - Those who earn their livelihood through refined business, etc. are Karmaarya. 5. Shilpaarya - Those who earn their livelihood through refined arts are Shilpaarya. 6. Bhashaarya - Those who use refined language and script are Bhashaarya. The Sutrakar has called those who use Ardhamagadhi language and Brahmi script as Bhashaarya. By implication, all languages and scripts are acceptable which are refined and have a soft and beautiful vocabulary. 7. Gyaanarya - Five types of Gyaanarya should be understood in relation to the five knowledges - Matigyaan, Shrutigyaan, Avadhigyaan, Manahparyaygyaan and Kevalgyaan. 8. Darshanarya - Two types of Darshanarya should be understood in relation to Saragdarshan and Vitragdarshan. 9. Charitramaarya - Two types of Charitramaarya should be known in relation to Saragcharitra and Vitragcharitra. 1. Detailed information is given in the Prajnapanasutra.