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[384] [Prajñāpanasūtra [1415-2 Pr.] Bhagavan! How many Asurakumārīs interact at one time? / [U.] Gautama! (They interact at one time) the lowest one, two or three (and) the highest five. [3] And where there are Asurakumāras, there are their wives. [1415-3] In the same way as the number of Asurakumāras and their wives (who interact at one time is stated), so should it be understood for all the Sthanitakumāras (and their wives). 1416. [1] Anantarāgayā jan bhante! Pṛthvīkaiyā egasamaeṇam kevatyā antakīriyaṁ pakarenti? Goȳmā! Jahaṇṇeṇam ekko vā do vā tiṇṇi vā, ukkosēṇam cattāri / [1416-1 Pr.] Bhagavan! How many Pṛthvīkāyika Anantarāgatas interact at one time? [U.] Gautama! (They interact at one time) the lowest one, two or three and the highest four. [2] And the Apkāyika also four / the Vanaspatikāyika six / the Pañcendriyatirikṣajōṇi ten / the (Pañcendriy) Tirikṣajōṇi women ten, the Manuşya ten, the Manuşyanī twenty, the Vāṇavyantara deva ten, the Vāṇavyantara devī five, the Jyotiṣka deva ten, the Jyotiṣka devī twenty, the Vaimānika deva one hundred and eight, the Vaimānika devī twenty (interact at one time). Third Door // 3 // Discussion - This door only asks about the number of Anantarāgatas who can interact at one time. The table showing the number of Anantarāgatas who can interact is as follows: Anantarāgata beings Lowest number Highest number Naraka (aggregate) 1, 2, 3 First, Second, Third Naraka Fourth Pṛthvī Naraka 1, 2, 3 All Bhavanapati deva 1, 2, 3