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## **Chapter on Pradesh-Samkrama**
1. **Pradesh-Samkrama** is the term.
2. It is as follows.
3. There is no **Pradesh-Samkrama** of the **Mula-Prayadi**.
4. There is **Pradesh-Samkrama** of the **Uttara-Prayadi**.
5. This is the **Arthapad**.
6. The **Pradesh-Agra** which is taken from its own **Prayadi** to another **Prayadi**, that **Pradesh-Agra** is called **Pradesh-Samkrama** of that **Prayadi**.
7. For example, the **Pradesh-Agra** of **Mithyatva** is transferred to the **Samyaktva** nature, that **Pradesh-Agra** transformed into the nature of **Samyaktva** is the **Pradesh-Samkrama** of **Mithyatva**.
8. Similarly, one should know the **Pradesh-Samkrama** of all **Prayadi**.
9. According to this **Arthapad**, there are five types of **Samkrama**.
10. They are as follows.
11. **Udvellana-Samkrama**, **Vidhyata-Samkrama**, **Adha-Pravatta-Samkrama**, **Guna-Samkrama**, and **Sarva-Samkrama**.
**Commentary**
1. Why is there no **Pradesh-Samkrama** of the **Mula-Prayadi**? Because it is not possible for them to be the subject of another **Prayadi**.
2. Why is there no **Pradesh-Samkrama** of the **Uttara-Prayadi**? Because there is a conflict of time, and there is no possibility of one being the subject of another.
3. What is the meaning of **Arthapad**? It is said that the definition of the subject matter that is being explained is the **Arthapad**.
4. The **Samkrama** of the **Pradesh** is that which is not inherent in its own **Prayadi**.
5. This **Pradesh-Samkrama** is sharp, and it is the **Pradesh-Samkrama** of another **Prayadi**. It is known by the characteristics of **Okaddukkaddana**. It is understood because the **Pradesh-Agra** is not inherent in the **Anubhaga** of the **Okaddukkaddana**.
6. **Udvellana-Samkrama** is the transfer of **Karma-Pradesha** to another **Prayadi** through the **Rajju-Vellana** process without the influence of **Karana-Parinama**. It is said that **Vidhyata-Samkrama** is the **Paruvana** of this. For example, in the time of **Vedaga-Sammatta**, there is **Vidhyata-Samkrama** of **Mithyatva** to **Samm-A-Mithyatva** everywhere, until the time of **Dasana-Moha-Kshavaya-Adha-Pravatta-Karana-Charim-Samaya**. In the **Uvasama-Samm-A-Itithamma**, there is **Vidhyata-Samkrama** everywhere above the time of **Guna-Samkrama**. The **Pradesh-Samkrama** which is in the subject of **Badha-Prayadi** and **Sagava-Badha-Sambhava** is called **Adha-Pravatta-Samkrama**. The **Pradesh-Samkrama** which is in the **Asakheja-Guna** and **Sedhi** is called **Guna-Samkrama**. The **Samkrama** of all **Pradesh-Agra** is called **Sarva-Samkrama**. Where does it happen? It happens in the **Ujvellana**, **Visajoyana**, **Kshavana**, and the **Charim-Tithadi-Khaya-Charim-Phal-Samkami**.