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**278] [Prajñāpanā Sūtra]**
The combined alpabahutva of (9) the five-sense beings and the female beings, (10) the five-sense beings and the female beings, and (11) the beings and the female beings.
**A special point to note is that the number of females is greater in all the leśyās. It is also the view of the theoreticians that the number of female beings is three times and three more than the number of male beings. This is the reason why the female beings are said to be more numerous in the seventh alpabahutva. Then, after the seventh, in the ninth alpabahutva, the five-sense beings are also said to be more numerous. After that, in the tenth alpabahutva, the number of female beings is also stated to be greater. **
**In the alpabahutva of humans, the alpabahutva of the five-sense beings is special. Although the statements about the alpabahutva of humans are almost the same as the alpabahutva of the five-sense beings, humans do not have the tenth alpabahutva, because there cannot be an infinite number of humans. Therefore, the statement "Kāpota-leśyā bāle anantaguṇe" is not possible in humans. **
**The alpabahutva of the gods in the four nikāyas:**
**(1) The alpabahutva of the Samuccaya gods:** The gods with the least śukla-leśyā are the fewest because śukla-leśyā is found only in the higher devlokas like Lāntaka, etc. The padma-leśyā gods are countless times more than the śukla-leśyā gods because padma-leśyā exists in the Sanatkumāra, Mahendra, and Brahmaloka kalpas, and the gods there are countless times more than the gods of the Lāntaka-kalpa, etc. The kāpota-leśyā gods are countless times more than the padma-leśyā gods because kāpota-leśyā is found in the Bhavanavāsī and Vāṇavyantara gods, who are countless times more than them. The nīla-leśyā gods are more numerous than them because nīla-leśyā is found in many Bhavanavāsīs and Vāṇavyantaras. The kṛṣṇa-leśyā gods are more numerous than the nīla-leśyā gods because kṛṣṇa-leśyā is found in most Bhavanapatis and Vāṇavyantara gods. The tejo-leśyā gods are more numerous than all of them because tejo-leśyā is present in many Bhavanavāsīs, all the Jyotiṣka gods, and the Saudharma-Aiśāna gods. **
**(2) The alpabahutva of the Samuccaya goddesses:** The goddesses with kāpota-leśyā are the fewest because kāpota-leśyā is found in the Bhavanavāsī and Vyantara goddesses. The goddesses with nīla-leśyā are more numerous than them because nīla-leśyā is found in many Bhavanavāsī and Vāṇavyantara goddesses. The goddesses with kṛṣṇa-leśyā are more numerous than them because kṛṣṇa-leśyā is found in most Bhavanapatis, Vāṇavyantara, etc.
**1. Ohiyā Paṇidi 1 Samucchiyā 2 Ya Manbhe 3 Tirikka Itthiyo 4 / Samucchimagandmatiriyā 5, Mucchatirikkhī Ya 6, Garbhami 7 // 1 // Samucchimagandhamitithi 8, Paṇiditirigitithoyā 9 Ya Ohithi 10 / Das Appbahugabheya Tiriyāṇam Honti Nayavvā // 2 // - Prajñāpanā. M. Vṛtti, Patrāṅka 349 me uddhṛta / 2. 'Tigunātirūvahiya Tiriyāṇam Itthiya Maroyamvā / ' 3. Prajñāpanā Sūtra Malaya. Vṛtti, Patrāṅka 347. 4. Prajñāpanā Sūtra Malaya. Vṛtti, Patrāṅka 349**