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## Translation:
**[128]** This Sutra (939) describes the ten types of results for the ten types of Bhavanavasi Devas, from Asurakumara to Stanitakumara, with a few exceptions. The Bhavanavasi Devas are described in a similar way to the Narakas, with some differences. Most of the results of the Bhavanavasi Devas are similar to those of the Nairyikas, but there are some differences. For example, they are Devagati in terms of Gatiparinam, and they have three Leshyas like the Narakas in terms of Leshyaparinam, but the Mahddhik Bhavanavasi Devas also have a fourth Tejo-Leshya. In terms of Vedaparinam, they are not Napusakavedi like the Narakas, because Devas are not Napusak. Therefore, the Bhavanavasis are only Strovedi and Purushavedi.
**[940.1]** The Prithvikaiyika Jivas are Tiryanch-Gati in terms of Gatiparinam, Ekaindriya in terms of Indriaparinam, and the rest (all other results) are the same as the Nairyikas. The special feature is that they also have Tejo-Leshya in terms of Leshyaparinam. They are only Kayayogi in terms of Yogaparinam, and they do not have Jnana-parinam. They are both Mati-Agnani and Shruta-Agnani in terms of Agnanaparinam (but not Vibhang-Agnani). They are only Mithyadristi in terms of Darshanaparinam (not Samyagdristi or Samyamithyadristi). The rest (all other descriptions) are the same as before.
**[940.2]** The same (description of results) applies to the Apkaiyika and Vanaspatikaiyika.
**[940.3]** The same (description of results) applies to the Tejaskaiyika and Vayukaiyika. The special feature is that they have three Leshyas in terms of Leshyaparinam, the same as the Nairyikas (as described in Sutra 938).
**[641.1]** The Beindriya are Tiryanch-Gati in terms of Gatiparinam, Beindriya in terms of Indriaparinam, and the rest (all other results) are the same as the Nairyikas. The special feature is that they are both Vayayogi and Kayayogi in terms of Yogaparinam. They have Prabhini in terms of Gnanaparinam.
**1. 'Na Devas:' - Tattvarth. A. 2 Su. 51**
**2. Prajnapanamutra Malay. Vritti, Patranka 287**