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## Chapter 62]
## Description of Ownership of the Udeerna-Sthana
"One, six, eleven, ten, seven, four, one, twelve, and four are the number of bhangas in the one, two, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten-natured Udeerna-Sthana respectively." ||1||
30. *Samitta*. 31. Two sutra-gaathaas explain the saahana-ttha of Samitta. 32. They are as follows:
"The four Udeerna-Sthana from seven to ten are of the Mithya-drishti. The three Udeerna-Sthana from seven to nine are of the Samyag-Mithya-drishti. (These three are also of the Saasadan-Samyag-drishti, but in them, the Udeerna of one infinite-connected kshaya occurs in the Samyag-Mithya-drishti-natured Udeerna-Sthana). The four Udeerna-Sthana from six to nine are of the Avirat-Samyag-drishti. The four Udeerna-Sthana from five to eight are of the Virata-Avirat Shravaka. The six Udeerna-Sthana from one to seven, excluding the middle three, are of the Samyata." ||2-3||
33. With the explanation of these two gaathaas, the Samitta is complete.
**Special Meaning:** The number of bhangas in the mentioned Udeerna-Sthana is as follows:
1 6 11 10 7 4 1 12 4
The sum of all these bhangas (24+144+264+240+168+96+24+12+ 4=976) is nine hundred seventy-six.
**Churnisoo:** Now, we will describe the ownership of the mentioned Udeerna-Sthana. These two sutra-gaathaas are the means to achieve ownership. They are as follows: ||30-32||
"The four Udeerna-Sthana from seven to ten are of the Mithya-drishti. The three Udeerna-Sthana from seven to nine are of the Samyag-Mithya-drishti. (These three are also of the Saasadan-Samyag-drishti, but in them, the Udeerna of one infinite-connected kshaya occurs in the Samyag-Mithya-drishti-natured Udeerna-Sthana). The four Udeerna-Sthana from six to nine are of the Avirat-Samyag-drishti. The four Udeerna-Sthana from five to eight are of the Virata-Avirat Shravaka. The six Udeerna-Sthana from one to seven, excluding the middle three, are of the Samyata." ||2-3||
**Churnisoo:** With the explanation of these two gaathaas, the ownership is complete. ||33||
*In the manuscript with copper plates, there is another sutra printed before this sutra: "Pattha Saadi-Anaadi-Dhuva-Ardhavaanu-Gamo Taav Kaayavyo" (See page 1363). However, considering the context, it seems to be a part of the commentary rather than a sutra, because the Churnikaar has not mentioned Saadi, Anaadi, etc. Anuyo-gdwara anywhere.*