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## Translation:
**Third Multiplicity of the Multiplicity of Statements**
[211] And they are even more special, because most of the Krishnapaksha (dark fortnight) beings go there. The gods of the Ishana, Sanatkumar and Mahendra kalpas are also few in number compared to the directions, and their reason should be understood as before. The gods of the Brahmaloka kalpa are the fewest in the east, west and north directions, because: most of the Krishnapaksha beings are born in the south direction and the Shuklapaksha (bright fortnight) beings are few. There are countless times more gods in the south direction than in the other directions, because many Krishnapaksha beings are born there. / Similarly, the fewness and reason of the gods of the Lantaka, Mahashukra and Sahasrar kalpas (compared to the directions) should be understood as before. / After the Sahasrar kalpa, the gods of the higher kalpas and the nine Graveyaka and five Anuttara Vimanas are equal in all directions, because only humans are born there. (18)
**Fewness of Siddha Jivas**
The fewest Siddhas are in the south and north, because only humans become Siddhas, not other beings. The humans who become Siddhas are located in the celestial regions where they are immersed (situated) at the end of time, and they go up in the direction of those celestial regions. Going straight up, they become situated in the Lokagna (fire of the world). / There are few humans in the five Bharat Kshetras in the south and the five Airavata Kshetras in the north, because the Siddha Kshetra is small. Then, Siddhi is not attained in the Sushama-Sushama etc. Praras. / Therefore, there are the fewest Siddhas in the south and north. There are countless times more in the east, because the East Videha is countless times wider than the Bharat and Airavata Kshetras, so there are countless times more humans there, and Siddhi is attained there all the time. There are even more in the west, because there are more humans in the Adholaukik (lower world) villages.
**Second Gate of Motion**
[225] **AS**i ṇam bhanta! Neraiyāṇam tirikkhajoniaṇam maṇussāṇam devāṇam siddhāṇ ya panchagati' samāseṇam katare katare hito appā vā bahuyā vā tulā vā visesāhiya vā? Goyamā! Savvasthovā maṇussā 1, neraiyā asankhejjaguṇā 2, devā asankhejjaguṇā 3, siddhā aṇantgaṇā 4, tirikkhajonia aṇantguṇā 5 / [225 pr.] Bhagavan! Compared to the five gatis of Narakas (hells), Tiryanchas (animals), Manushyas (humans), Devas (gods) and Siddhas, in brief, who are fewer, who are many, who are equal, or who are more special? / [225 u.] Gautama! 1. The fewest are humans, 2. (from them) the Nairyikas are countless times more, 3. (from them) the Devas are countless times more, 4. from them the Siddhas are infinitely more, and 5. (from them also) the Tiryanchayonik beings are infinitely more.
[226] **A**tesi ṇam bhanta! Neraiyāṇam tirikkhajoniaṇam tirikkhajoniṇiṇam maṇassāṇam massiṇam devāṇam devīṇam siddhāṇ ya pragati samāseṇam katare katare hito prapyā vā bahuyā vā tulā vā visesāhiya vā? 1. Prajñāpanasūtra Malaya. Vritti, Patranka 116 to 119. 2. 'Panchagati aṇuvāeṇam samāseṇam' this is a variant reading. -San. 3. 'Aṭṭhamati aṇuvāeṇam samāseṇam' this is a variant reading. -San.