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[322] From the Jīvāṇīvābhigamasūtra, what is the karmamūga? The karmamūga is described as fifteen types, namely, the five Bharata, the five Airāvata, and the five Mahāvideha. They are also described in two categories, namely, Ārya and Mleccha. [113] O Bhagavan! How many types of akarmabhūmika humans are there? Gautama! There are thirty types of akarmabhūmika humans, namely, the five who reside in the five Haimavat (five Hairanyavat, five Harivarsha, five Ramyakavarsha, five Devakuru, and five Uttar Kuru regions). This is how it should be understood according to the Prajñāpanasūtra. This is the description of the thirty types of akarmabhūmika humans. O Bhagavan! How many types of karmabhūmika humans are there? Gautama! There are fifteen types of karmabhūmika humans, namely, the five Bharata, the five Airāvata, and the five Mahāvideha. They are also described in two categories, namely, Ārya and Mleccha. This is how it should be understood according to the Prajñāpanasūtra. This is the description of the Ārya. This is the description of the Garbhavyutkrāntika. And with this, the description of humans is complete.