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[272] "Bhagavan, how many Gandhas (Gandhangas) are there?" "Bhagavan, how many Gandhashatas are there?" "Gautama, there are seven Gandhas (Gandhangas) and seven Gandhashatas." "Bhagavan, how many Lakhs of Jati Kulkodi of flowers are there?" "Gautama, there are sixteen Lakhs of Jati Kulkodi of flowers, namely, four Lakhs of Jalaj Pushpas, four Lakhs of Sthalaj Pushpas, four Lakhs of Mahavrksha Pushpas and four Lakhs of Mahagulmik Pushpas." "Bhagavan, how many types of Valli and Vallishatas are there?" "Gautama, there are four types of Valli and four Vallishatas." "(There are four hundred Avantares of Valli, Bhagavan.)" "Bhagavan, how many Latas and Latashatas are there?" "Gautama, there are eight types of Latas and eight Latashatas." "(There are eight hundred Avantares of Lata.)" "Bhagavan, how many Haritkayas and Haritkayashatas are there?" "Gautama, there are three types of Haritkayas and three Haritkayashatas." "(There are three hundred Avantares of Haritkaya.)" "Bitabaddha Phalas have a thousand types and Nalabaddha Phalas have a thousand types, all of these are included in Haritkayas." "In this way, by understanding the Sutra oneself, by being explained the Sutra by others, by contemplating through Arthalochana and by re-examining through Yuktis, all are included in the two Kayas, Traskaya and Sthavarakaya." "In this way, by considering the Parva and Apara, all the worldly beings (from the perspective of Ajivika) have eighty-four Lakhs of Yoniprumukh Jati Kulkodi, as said by the Jineshwars." "Discussion: Here, in the original text, the word 'Gandha' is present. This word should be understood as 'Gandhang' by the treatment of the group of words in one part of the word. That is, the meaning of the question is 'how many Gandhangas are there?' The second question is, how many hundred Avantares of Gandhang are there?"