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In the first two categories, there are Leshyas.
The number of Indras is two for each of the first two categories. Among the ten types of deities in the Bhavanapati category, such as Asura Kumara, and the eight types of deities in the Vyantar category, such as Kinnara, there are two Indras each. For example, Chamar and Bali are the Indras among the Asura Kumara, Dharan and Bhutanand among the Nagakumara, Hari and Harisah among the Vidyutkumar, Venu Dev and Venu Dhari among the Suparnakumara, Agnishikh and Agnimanav among the Agnikumara, Velamb and Prabhamsan among the Vatakumara, Sughosh and Mahaghosh among the Stanitkumar, Jalakant and Jalaprabha among the Udakumar, Purn and Vasishtha among the Deepakumara, and Amitagati and Amitavahana among the Dik Kumar. Similarly, in the Vyantar category, we find two Indras like Kinnara and Kimpurush among Kinnaras, Satpurush and Mahapurush among Kimpurush, Atikaya and Mahakaya among Mahorag, Gitarati and Gitaryash among Gandharva, Purnabhadra and Manibhadra among Yaksha, Bhima and Mahabhima among Rakshasa, Pratirupa and Apratirupa among Bhuta, and Kala and Mahakala among Pisach.
By mentioning two Indras in both the Bhavanapati and Vyantar categories, the absence of two Indras in the other two categories is indicated. In the Jyotishka category, only Chandra and Surya are Indras. Since Chandra and Surya are countless, the number of Indras in the Jyotishka category is also the same. In the Vaimanik category, there is one Indra in each Kalpa. In the Saudharma Kalpa, the Indra is Shakra; in the Aishana, it is Eeshana; and in the Sanat Kumar, it is Sanat Kumar. Likewise, in the upper heavenly abodes, there is one Indra named after those abodes. The distinction is that in the two Kalpas of Anata and Pranata, there is one Indra named Pranata. Similarly, in the two Kalpas of Arana and Achyuta, there is one Indra named Achyuta.
7. Among the first two categories, the Leshya is Peetanta Leshya.
The deities of the first two categories have Peet (Taja) as their Leshya. Among the deities of the Bhavanapati and Vyantar categories, there are only four types of physical color form Leshyas, namely Krishnaj, Neel, Kaapot, and Peet (Taja).