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The third Bahuvaktavyapava: Primary [199] has considered the alpabahutva (relative abundance) of:
* **Jivas** (living beings) based on their:
* **Kashaya** (passions): Kashayee (passionate) and Akashayee (passionless)
* **Slesh** (attachment): Slesh, Shatlesh, and Aleshya
* **Dristi** (vision): Samyag (right), Mithya (wrong), and Misra (mixed)
* **Jnana** (knowledge): Five types of Jnana and three types of Ajnana (ignorance)
* **Darshan** (perception): Chakshusdarshan (visual), etc., four types of Darshan
* **Samyata** (restraint): Samyata, Asamyata, Samyatasamyata, Nosamyata, Noasamyata, and Noasamyatasamyata
* **Sakara** (form): Sakaropuyukta (with form) and Anakaropuyukta (without form)
* **Ahar** (food): Aharak (eating) and Anaharak (non-eating)
* **Bhasha** (speech): Bhashak (speaking) and Abhashak (non-speaking)
* **Paritta** (liberation): Paritta, Aparitta, NoParitta, and NoAparitta
* **Paryapta** (perfection): Paryapta, Aparyapta, NoParyapta, and NoAparyapta
* **Sukshma** (subtle): Sukshma, Badar, NoSukshma, and NoBadar
* **Sanjna** (consciousness): Sanjni, Asanjni, NoSanjni, and NoAsanjni
* **Bhavasiddhik** (liberation from existence): Bhavasiddhik, Abhavasiddhik, Nobhavasiddhik, and NoPrabhavasiddhik
* **Dravya** (substance): Dharmastikaya, etc., six types of Dravya, and their individual and collective aspects
* **Pradesh** (space): Dravya, Pradesh, and Dravya-Pradesh
* **Charma** (ultimate): Charma and Acharma
* **Jiva, Pudgala, Kala, Sarvadravya, Sarvapradesha, and Sarvaparyaya** (living being, matter, time, all substances, all spaces, and all categories) based on their alpabahutva.
Following this, from Sutra 276 to 323, the 24th Kshetradwara (door of space) describes the alpabahutva of:
* **General Jivas** in the Urdhvaloka (upper world), Adholoka (lower world), and Tiryaqloka (intermediate world), as well as in their combinations (Urdhvaloka-Tiryaqloka, Adholoka-Tiryaqloka) and in the Triloka (three worlds).
* **Jivas** in specific categories:
* **Nairyika** (hell beings)
* **Tiryaqyonika** (animals)
* **Purusha-Stri** (male-female)
* **Manushya Purusha-Stri** (human male-female)
* **Dev-Devi** (gods-goddesses)
* **Bhavanpati Dev-Devi** (gods-goddesses of mansions)
* **Vanavyantar Dev-Devi** (gods-goddesses of forests)
* **Jyotishk Dev-Devi** (gods-goddesses of stars)
* **Vaimanik Dev-Devi** (gods-goddesses of flying chariots)
* **Ekendiya** (one-sense) to **Panchendriya** (five-sense) with **Paryapta** (perfection) and **Aparyapta** (imperfection)
* **Shatkayika** (six-bodied) with **Paryapta** (perfection) and **Aparyapta** (imperfection)
The 25th Bandhdwara (door of bondage) (Sutra 325) describes the alpabahutva of:
* **Jivas** based on:
* **Prayushyakarma** (life-span karma): Bandhak (binding) and Prabandhak (managing)
* **Paryapta** (perfection) and **Aparyapta** (imperfection)
* **Supta** (sleeping) and **Jagat** (awake)
* **Samavahat** (equally flowing) and **Asamavahat** (unequally flowing)
* **Satavetak** (knowing the truth) and **Asatavetak** (not knowing the truth)
* **Indriyopayukta** (with senses) and **NoIndriyopayukta** (without senses)
* **Sakaropuyukta** (with form) and **Anakaropuyukta** (without form)
The 26th Pudgaldwara (door of matter) describes the alpabahutva of:
* **Pudgalas** (matter) and **Dravyas** (substances) based on their:
* **Kshetra** (space) and **Disha** (direction)
* **Dravya** (substance), **Pradesh** (space), and **Dravya-Pradesh** (substance-space)
* **Paramanu Pudgalas** (atomic matter) based on their:
* **Sankhyata** (countable) and **Asankhyata** (uncountable)
* **Anantapradeshi** (infinite space)
* **Pudgalas** based on their:
* **Ekpradeshavagaadh** (one space-occupying), **Sankhyatpradeshavagaadh** (countable space-occupying), and **Asankhyatpradeshavagaadh** (uncountable space-occupying)
* **Ekasamayasthitika** (one time-occupying), **Sankhyatasamayasthitika** (countable time-occupying), and **Asankhyatasamayasthitika** (uncountable time-occupying)
* **Ekguṇakala** (one quality-time), **Sankhyatguṇakala** (countable quality-time), **Asankhyatguṇakala** (uncountable quality-time), and **Anantaguṇakala** (infinite quality-time)
The 27th Mahadanḍakdwara (door of great punishment) describes the alpabahutva of:
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