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The fifth special point (Paryaya-pad) will be; either the number-multiplied-less or the innumerable-multiplied-less. This being-more is called Chatur-sthana-patit. Narakas are innumerable-part-less or number-part-less or number-part-more or innumerable-part-more in this way, for example- one Naraka's Avagahana is 500 Dhanush and the other's Avagahana is 500 Dhanush less the innumerable part of an Angul / the innumerable part of an Angul is the innumerable part of 500 Dhanush / therefore, the Naraka who has Avagahana of 500 Dhanush less the innumerable part of an Angul is innumerable-part-less than the Naraka who has Avagahana of 500 Dhanush, and the Naraka who has Avagahana of 500 Dhanush is innumerable-part-more than the other Naraka / similarly, one Naraka has Avagahana of 500 Dhanush, while the other is 2 Dhanush less than him, that is, he has Avagahana of 498 Dhanush / 2 Dhanush is the number-part of 500 Dhanush. From this perspective, the second Naraka is number-part-less than the first Naraka, while the first (the one with 500 Dhanush) Naraka is number-part-more than the second Naraka (the one with 498 Dhanush) / similarly, one Naraka has Avagahana of 125 Dhanush and the other has Avagahana of the whole 500 Dhanush. 125 Dhanush multiplied by four becomes 500 Dhanush. From this perspective, the one who has Avagahana of 125 Dhanush is number-multiplied-less than the Naraka who has Avagahana of 500 Dhanush, and the one who has Avagahana of 500 Dhanush is number-multiplied-more than the Naraka who has Avagahana of 125 Dhanush / similarly, one Naraka is in the insufficient state and has Avagahana of the innumerable part of an Angul and the other Naraka has Avagahana of 500 Dhanush / the innumerable part of an Angul multiplied by innumerable becomes 500 Dhanush / therefore, the Naraka who has Avagahana of the innumerable part of an Angul is innumerable-multiplied-less than the Naraka who has Avagahana of the complete 500 Dhanush, and the Naraka who has Avagahana of 500 Dhanush is innumerable-multiplied-more than the Naraka who has Avagahana of the innumerable part of an Angul. With respect to time (state), Narakas are less or more - with respect to state (experience of lifespan), one Naraka is possibly less, possibly equal and possibly more than another Naraka / like Avagahana, with respect to state, one Naraka is also innumerable-part-less or number-part-less or number-multiplied-less or innumerable-multiplied-less than another Naraka, or he is innumerable-part-more or number-part-more or number-multiplied-more or innumerable-multiplied-more, he is Chatur-sthana-patit. For example- one Naraka is in the state of complete 33 Sagaropama, while the other Naraka is in the state of 33 Sagaropama less one or two times. Therefore, the Naraka who is in the state of 33 Sagaropama less one or two times is innumerable-part-less than the Naraka who is in the state of complete 33 Sagaropama, while the Naraka who is in the state of complete 33 Sagaropama is innumerable-part-more than the Naraka who is in the state of 33 Sagaropama less one or two times; because one or two times are only the innumerable part of Sagaropama. Similarly, one Naraka is in the state of 33 Sagaropama, and the other is in the state of 33 Sagaropama less Palyopama / 10 Kotakoti Palyopama makes one Sagaropama. From this perspective, the Naraka who is in the state less by Palyopama is number-part-less than the Naraka who is in the state of complete 33 Sagaropama, while the other is number-part-more than the first / similarly, one Naraka is in the state of 33 Sagaropama, while the other is in the state of one Sagaropama. In these, the one who is in the state of one Sagaropama is number-multiplied-less than the Naraka who is in the state of 33 Sagaropama,