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[81-4] It is said that there are ten lakh (one million) species, families, and births of Uras, both perfect and imperfect, starting with (Ahi) and so on. This is the description of the Uras. [84-4]
[85-1] What are the Bhujas? [85-1 उ.] Bhujas are said to be of many types. They are: Nakula (mongoose), Goh (cow), Sarat (chameleon), Sally, Saranth (Sarath), Saar, Khar (Khor), Grihakokila (house lizard), Visambhara (Visabhara), Mushak (rat), Mangusa (squirrel), Payolatik, Kshiravidalika; like the four-legged land animals. (The same understanding should be applied to them as was stated earlier.) Similarly, all other creatures that move with their limbs should be understood as Bhujas. [85-11.]
[85-2] In summary, they (Nakula and other aforementioned Bhujas) are of two types: Sammuchhima and Garbhaja. [85-3] Of these, those that are Sammuchhima are all eunuchs. [85-4] Of these, those that are Garbhaja are said to be of three types: (1) female, (2) male, and (3) eunuch. [85-5] It is said that there are nine lakh (nine hundred thousand) species, families, and births of Bhujas, both perfect and imperfect, starting with (Nakula) and so on. This is the description of the aforementioned Bhuja-land-animal-five-sense-transmigratory births. (This also completes the description of the) Bhuja-land-animal-five-sense-transmigratory births.