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[Thirty-sixth Samudhatapad] [There are 269 types of Naraka, their future Kshaya Samudghāt are of three types: Jghanya (inferior), one, two or three; and Utkrishta (superior), countless and infinite. Those who remain in the world for a countable period have countable, those who remain for countless period have countless, and those who remain for infinite period have infinite future Kshaya Samudghāt. In terms of plurality, from Narakas to Vaimanikas, the past and future Krodha Madghāt are infinite. The future is infinite because at the time of the tail, there are many Narakas, etc., who will remain in the world for an infinite period. Thus, there are four speakers for each of the twenty-four Dandakas related to singular and plural. Thus, in total, there are 24 x 4 = 66 speakers. After this, the Niryaik, etc., synonyms related to the twenty-four Dandakas have been described in terms of unity and plurality, with respect to the past and future Krodha, etc., Kshaya Samudghāt. / / In Narakas, who are constantly distressed in extreme intense pain, there is usually no Lobha Samudghāt. / Even if there is, it is very less. After this, the Samavahata and Asamavahata aggregates of living beings and the twenty-four Dandaka-related living beings, with respect to Krodha, Mana, Maya and Lobha Samudghāt, have been discussed in terms of their small plurality. Discussion and explanation of small plurality - (1) Samuccaya Jivas are the least Samavahata Jivas with Akashaya Samudghāt. Akashaya Samudghāt means - Samavahata with any one of the six Samudghāt, which are different from or devoid of Kshaya Samudghāt. / Samavahata Jivas with Akashaya Samudghāt are rarely found. / Even if they are in superior numbers, they are only the infiniteth part of the Kshaya Samudghāt Samavahata Jivas. Compared to them, the Mana Samudghāt Samavahata Jivas are infinitely more. Because, due to the impressions of the previous birth, infinite Vanaspatikayika Jivas remain in the present in Mana Samudghāt. Compared to them, Krodha Samudghāt Samavahata Jivas are more special; because, compared to Mani Jivas, Krodhi Jivas are more special. / Compared to them, Maya Samudghāt Samavahata Jivas are more special. / Compared to them, Lobha Samudghāt Samavahata Jivas are more special, because compared to Maya Jivas, Lobhi Jivas are much more. Compared to them, Asamavahata Jivas are countless times more. Because, in all the four gatis, the number of Samudghāt-free Jivas is countless times more than the number of Samudghāt-filled Jivas. Siddha Jivas are the infiniteth part of the Ekendriya, but they are not intended here. / (2) Small plurality of Kshaya Samudghāt in Narakas - Lobha Samudghāt is the least in Narakas, because Narakas do not get the association of beloved things. Therefore, even if there is Lobha Samudghāt in them, it is very less than other Krodha, etc., Samudghāt. Compared to them, Maya Samudghāt, Mana Samudghāt, Krodha Samudghāt are progressively more in countless numbers. / Asamavahata Narakas are countless times more than all of them. / (3) Small plurality of Kshaya Samudghāt in Asura Kumar, etc. - Devas naturally have an abundance of Lobha. From that, there is a progressive decrease in Mana Kshaya, Krodha Kshaya and Maya Kshaya. / Therefore, Asura Kumar, etc., Bhavanapati Devas have been described as having the least Krodha Samudghāt, and progressively more Mana, Maya and Lobha Samavahata, and the most countless times more Asamavahata Asura Kumar.