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[96] The **Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra** should be known like the **Soudharma Kalpa**. The special feature is that there, the **Deva-Indra** named **Ishan** wanders around, ruling over it. **Bhagavan!** How many **Parshadas** does the **Deva-Indra** have? **Gautam** said there are three **Parshadas** - **Samita**, **Chanda**, and **Jaya**. The rest of the statement should be said as before. The special feature is that there are ten thousand **Devas** in the **Abhyantara Parshada**, twelve thousand in the **Madhyama Parshada**, and fourteen thousand in the **Bahya Parshada**. There are nine hundred **Devis** in the **Abhyantara Parshada**, eight hundred in the **Madhyama Parshada**, and seven hundred in the **Bahya Parshada**. **Bhagavan!** How many **Sthiti** (positions) are said for the **Devas** of the **Ishan Kalpa**? **Gautam!** The **Sthiti** of the **Devas** of the **Abhyantara Parshada** is seven **Palya-Upam**, the **Sthiti** of the **Devas** of the **Madhyama Parshada** is six **Palya-Upam**, and the **Sthiti** of the **Devas** of the **Bahya Parshada** is five **Palya-Upam**. What about the **Sthiti** of the **Devis**? The **Sthiti** of the **Devis** of the **Abhyantara Parshada** is slightly more than five **Palya-Upam**, the **Sthiti** of the **Devis** of the **Madhyama Parshada** is four **Palya-Upam**, and the **Sthiti** of the **Devis** of the **Bahya Parshada** is three **Palya-Upam**. The meaning of the three types of **Parshadas** should be said like the previous statement about **Chamrendra**. 199 (i) Question about **Sanat-Kumara**. The same way, according to the **Thana-Padgama**, there is **Sanat-Kumara** and his **Parshada** is **Samita**. The same way, there are eight thousand **Devas** in the **Abhyantara Parshada**, ten thousand **Devas** in the **Madhyama Parshada**, and twelve thousand **Devas** in the **Bahya Parshada**. The **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Abhyantara Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and five **Palya-Upam**, the **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Madhyama Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and four **Palya-Upam**, and the **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Bahya Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and three **Palya-Upam**. That's it. The same way for **Mahindra**. There, the **Parshada** is, there are six thousand **Devas** in the **Abhyantara Parshada**, eight thousand **Devas** in the **Madhyama Parshada**, and ten thousand **Devas** in the **Bahya Parshada**. The **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Abhyantara Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and seven **Palya-Upam**, the **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Madhyama Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and six **Palya-Upam**, and the **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Bahya Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and five **Palya-Upam**. The same way, for all the **Indras**, the **Vimana** (flying vehicles) should be said according to the **Thana-Padgama**. After that, the **Parshada** should be said one by one. 199 (i) When asked about the **Vimana** of **Sanat-Kumara Devas**, it is said that the statement should be made according to the **Prajnapana**'s **Thana-Padgama**, as long as **Sanat-Kumara Deva-Indra** is there. He has three **Parshadas** - **Samita**, **Chanda**, and **Jaya**. There are eight thousand **Devas** in the **Abhyantara Parshada**, ten thousand **Devas** in the **Madhyama Parshada**, and twelve thousand **Devas** in the **Bahya Parshada**. The **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Abhyantara Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and five **Palya-Upam**, the **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Madhyama Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and four **Palya-Upam**, and the **Sthiti** of the **Devas** in the **Bahya Parshada** is four and a half **Sagaro-Upam** and three **Palya-Upam**. The meaning of the **Parshadas** should be known according to the previous statement about **Chamrendra**. (There are no **Devis** in **Sanat-Kumara** and the further **Devalokas**. Therefore, the statement about **Devis** is not made.)