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The statement that the *Pushpika* found at the end of the *Kasayapahuḍasutta* was written by some author is clear from the composition of the said verse itself. And the use of the term 'Shitaambar' along with the name 'Shrichandramahattar' is even more indicative of its unreality, because firstly, there was no need to give it, secondly, there has been no person named 'Shrichandramahattar' in the Digambar tradition. Even then, the term 'Shitaambar' is incorrect according to both Sanskrit and Prakrit languages. It is known that the said sentence was added later to defame the Digambar *Amnaya* of the *Sittari Churnika*.
*Satak Churnika* and *Sittari Churnika* are also written by *Yativrishabha* in Prakrit.
The introduction of two texts named *Satak* and *Sittari* has already been given. *Churnikas* are found on both these topics and they have also been published in print. The *Churnika* of the *Satak* or *Shatakprakaran* was published in VS 1678 by the Shrivir Samaj of Rajnagar. And the *Churnika* of *Sittari* or *Sapttatika* was published in VS 1966 by Shri Muktabai Gyan Mandir, Dabhoi (Gujarat). The names of any Acharya as the author have not been given on the *Churnikas* published on both these topics. On the top of the *Shatakprakaran Churnika*, the sentence 'पूर्वाचार्यकृतचूर्णिसमलंकृतं श्री शतकप्रकरणम्' is printed. Similarly, at the beginning of the *Sittari Churnika*, the sentence 'पाईणायरियकयचुरिणसमेया' is printed, which means 'along with the *Churnika* written by ancient Acharyas'. That is, the name of its author is also unknown till now. When we compare the difference between these two *Churnikas* with the *Kammapayadichurnika*, we reach the conclusion that the author of the *Kammapayadichurnika* and these two *Churnikas* is also the same Acharya. And these two *Churnikas* are also his works, who has composed the *Kammapayadichurnika* and the *Kasayapahuḍachurnika*.
For the certainty of the readers, some excerpts from the said *Churnikas* are given, from which the unity of all the four *Churnikas* is proved.
(1) In the *Bandhakarana* of *Kammapayadichurnika*, the characteristics of the four types of *Bandha* are written:
मूलपगति-उत्तरपगतीणं विगप्पसामित्तभेदेण य जहा बंधसयगे भणिता, तहा चेव इहावि भाणियव्या।
That is, the description of the *Mulaprakriti* and *Uttaraprakriti* should be done here as it has been done in the *Bandhashatak* in terms of *Vikalpa* and *Swamitva*.
From this excerpt, it is proved that the author of the *Kammapayadichurnika* was well acquainted with the *Shatakprakaran*, which is also called *Bandhashatak*. Now see what the author of the *Shatak Churnika* writes while describing the types of *Varganaashroka*:
'एतासिं अत्थो जहा कम्मपगडिसंगहणीए ।' ( *Matak Churnika* page 43)
That is, the meaning of the said *Varganas* should be known here as it is said in the *Kammapayadisaṅgrahaṇī*.