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## Second Proposition: Alpabahutva [159 Bahutva has been explained / In which the first, taking Tiryanch, Manushya and Deva Purushas as common, the second taking Tiryanch Yonic Jalchar, Sthalchar, Khechar Purushas, the third taking three types of Manushyas like Karmabhumik, the fourth taking four types of Devas and the fifth taking all of them mixed, Alpabahutva has been explained. The first three Alpabahutvas are like the way they have been said taking their women, in the same way, it should be said taking men here. These three Alpabahutvas have been taken here by the word 'Yavat'. It should be seen in the Alpabahutva of the Stri Prakaran / The only difference is that the word 'Purush' should be used in place of 'Stri'. The fourth Deva Purush related Alpabahutva has been directly said by the Sutrakar in the present Sutra / It is as follows - The least are the Anuttaroppapatik Deva Purushas, because their measure is equal to the amount of Akash Pradeshas of the Asankhyey Bhagavarti Kshetrapalyopama / The Aveyak Deva Purushas above them are Sankhyeyguna / Because they are the measure of the amount of Akash Pradeshas of the Asankhyey Bhagavarti Brihattar Kshetrapalyopama. The number of Vimanas is Sankhyeyguna. There are five Vimanas of the Anuttar Devas and one hundred Vimanas of the Graveyak Devas above them. There are Asankhyey Devas in each Vimana. As the Vimanas are lower, the number of Devas in them is abundant. From this, it is known that the Graveyak Deva Purushas above the Anuttar Vimana Deva Purushas are Sankhyeyguna. The Madhyam Graveyak Deva Purushas are Sankhyeyguna compared to the Aveyak Deva Purushas above them / The Aveyak Deva Purushas below them are Sankhyeyguna, the Achyutkalp Deva Purushas are Sankhyeyguna from them. The Aranakalp Deva Purushas are Sankhyeyguna from them. It is to be known here that although both Aran and Achyut Kalp are of the same series and have the same number of Vimanas, still the Krishnapakshik Jivas and by nature are born in the South direction in more form. Jivas are of two types - Krishnapakshik and Shuklapakshik / Those Jivas who have a little less Arghpudgalparavart Sansar left are Shuklapakshik. Those with a longer Sansar than this are Krishnapakshik. 'Krishnapakshiks are less than Shuklapakshiks. Alpasansari Jivas are few / Krishnapakshiks are many, because the Dirghsansari Jivas are Anantanant / _ There may be a doubt that how can it be considered that Krishnapakshiks are born abundantly in the South direction? Acharyas have said that this happens naturally. Krishnapakshiks are mostly Dirghsansari and Dirghsansaris are mostly born from the rise of many Papkarma. Jivas who have the rise of many Papas are mostly cruel karma and cruel karma Jivas are mostly born in the South direction even though they are Bhavasiddhik by nature / Therefore, due to the abundance of Krishnapakshiks in the South direction, the Aranakalp Deva Purushas are Sankhyeyguna compared to the Achyutkalp Deva Purushas / 1. Jesimvaddo Pumgalpariyatto Sesho Ya Sansaro. Te Sukkapakhiya Khalu Ahie Pun Kanhapakhipa // 2. Payamiha Karakamma Bhavasiddhiya Vi Dahinilleesu / Neraiya-Tiriya-Manuya, Suraithaanesu Gachchanti /