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**Sammasambodhi** attains enlightenment through their own strong efforts and can also bestow that enlightenment upon others. They can be compared to a **Tirthankara**.
**75 Aryas and Anaryas:** An analysis has discussed the various distinctions of **Siddhas**, and then explained the various distinctions of worldly beings. The basis of these distinctions is the senses. Distinctions of beings have also been explained from the perspective of their subtlety, **paryāpta** and **aparyāpta** vision. All beings from **ekendriya** to **chaturindriya** are **samūchchhima**. **Tiryach** with five senses and humans are both **garbhaja** and **samūchchhima**. The birth of hell beings and gods is **upapāta**. **Samūchchhima** and hell beings are exclusively eunuchs. There are both male and female gods, no eunuchs.
**Garbhaja** humans and **garbhaja** **tiryach** have all three genders. Thus, distinctions of beings have been made from the perspective of gender. Hell realm, **tiryach** realm, human realm, and god realm, these distinctions have been made for beings with five senses from the perspective of realm. Two divisions have been made: **prasamsārasamāpana** and **samsārasamāpanna**. **Prasamsārasamāpanna** beings are **Siddhas**. After explaining their various distinctions, five distinctions have been made for worldly beings from the perspective of senses. Then, various distinctions of **ekendriya** have been explained, such as **pṛthvīkāya**, **apkāya**, **tejas kāya**, **vāyukāya**, **vanaspatikāya**, etc. After **ekendriya**, there is a description of **dvīndriya**, **trīndriya**, **chaturindriya**, and **panchendriya**. After describing hell beings and **tiryach** with five senses, there is a description of humans. Two distinctions have been made for humans: **samūchchhima** and **garbhaja**. Humans are **praupacārika** humans; they are born in the filth, urine, phlegm, etc. of **garbhaja** humans, therefore they are called humans.
**Garbhaja** humans are of three types: **karmabhūmija**, **akarmabhūmija**, and **antarvīpaja**. There are fifteen **karmabhūmis**: five **Bharatas**, five **Airavatas**, and five **Mahāvidehas**. Humans born in these lands perform actions and earn their livelihood, therefore humans born in these lands are called **karmabhūmija**. **Karmabhūmija** humans are also of two types: **ārya** and **mleccha**. **Ārya** humans are also of two types: **ṛddhiprapta** and **anṛddhiprapta**. In **Prajñāpanā**, six types of **ṛddhiprapta** **ārya** have been explained: **arihant**, **chakravarti**, **vāsudeva**, **baladeva**, **cāraṇa**, and **vidyadhara**. In **Tattvārthavārtika**, eight types of **ṛddhiprapta** **ārya** have been explained: **buddhi**, **kriyā**, **vikriyā**, **tapa**, **bala**, **auṣadha**, **rasa**, and **kṣetra**. In **Prajñāpanā**, nine types of **anṛddhiprapta** **ārya** have been explained: **kṣetrārya**, **jātyārya**, **kulārya**, **karmārtha**, **śilpārya**, **bhāṣārya**, **jñānārya**, **darśanārya**, and **cāritrārya**.