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## Second Pratityakhya: Nine Types of Alpabahutva
[183] Five-day Tiryak-Joniya Nupunsaka Sankhejjaguna, Water-born Five-day Tiryak-Joniya Nupunsaka Sankhejjaguna, Charidiya Tiryak-Joniya Vishesahiya, Teindiya Nupunsaka Vishesahiya, Beindiya Nupunsaka Vishesahiya, Teukkaiya Egidiya Tiryak-Joniya Nupunsaka Asankhejjaguna, Pudhaviya Nupunsaka Vishesahiya, Prau Vishesahiya, Vau Vishesahiya, Vanappiya Egidiya Nupunsaka Anantguna. [7]
Thus, Venerable One! Of the human beings, what is the difference between those who have a karma-bhoomi and those who do not have a karma-bhoomi? What is the difference between human males who have a karma-bhoomi and those who do not have a karma-bhoomi? What is the difference between human females who have a karma-bhoomi and those who do not have a karma-bhoomi? Is it less, more, equal, or Vishesahiya?
Gotama! The human beings who have a karma-bhoomi and the human males who have a karma-bhoomi are equal in number. The human beings who have a karma-bhoomi and the human males who have a karma-bhoomi in the Devakuru and Uttar Kuru are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. The human beings who have a karma-bhoomi and the human males who have a karma-bhoomi in the Harivas, Rammyavas, and Prakamma-bhoomi are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. The human beings who have a karma-bhoomi and the human males who have a karma-bhoomi in the Hemavat and Heranyavat are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. The human males who have a karma-bhoomi in the Bharheravat are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. The human beings who have a karma-bhoomi in the Bharheravat are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. The human males who have a karma-bhoomi in the Pugyavibeh and Avar Videh are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. The human beings who have a karma-bhoomi in the Pugyavibeh and Avar Videh are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. The human females who have a karma-bhoomi are Asankhejjaguna. The human females who have a karma-bhoomi in the Devakuru and Uttar Kuru are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. Similarly, the human females who have a karma-bhoomi in the Puvva Videh are equal in number, Sankhejjaguna. [8]
Thus, Venerable One! Of the Devas, what is the difference between those who reside in Bhavanavasi, Vanamantari, Joisini, and Vamanino? What is the difference between the Deva males who reside in Bhavanavasi, Vanamantari, Joisini, and Vamanino, who are Sohammaka, Gevejjaka, Anuttarovawaiya, and Neraiya? What is the difference between the Neraiya females who reside in Rayapphaba-Pudhavi, Neraiya females who reside in Ahesattama-Pudhavi, and Neraiya females who reside in other Pudhavis? Is it less, more, equal, or Vishesahiya?
Gotama! The Deva males who are Anuttarovawaiya are equal in number. The Deva males who are Uvarima Gevenja are Sankhejjaguna. Similarly, the Deva males who are in the Aanaa Kappe are Sankhejjaguna. The Neraiya females who reside in the Ahesattama Pudhavi are Asankhejjaguna. The Neraiya females who reside in the Chatthi Pudhavi are Sankhejjaguna. The Deva males who are in the Sahassara Kappe are Sankhejjaguna. The Devas who are in the Mahasukke Kappe are Sankhejjaguna. The Neraiya females who reside in the Panchama Pudhavi are Sankhejjaguna.