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## 855
[Chapter 206] This explains the destruction of the first collection of the first time-vedaka by the anger of the first time-vedaka, and the destruction of all the *krishtis* by the second time-vedaka.
**1128.** All the *krishtis* destroyed by the second time-vedaka are only an insignificant fraction of the countless *krishtis* that were destroyed by the anger of the first time-vedaka.
**1129.** We will now explain the law of this time, which applies when the first time-vedaka is experiencing the destruction of the first collection of his anger, and there is one time-period remaining before the end of the first time-period.
**1130.** It is as follows:
**1131.** At that time, the *jghan* state of anger becomes *udira* (1).
**1132.** The first collection of anger becomes the *charam* time-vedaka (2).
**1133.** The *anusamaya* of the *apvarta* of the *sanjvalana* *chaturshka* continues in the same way (3).
**1134.** The *sthitibandha* of the four *sanjvalanas* is two months and forty days less than the *antarmuhurta* (4).
**1135.** The *sthitisattva* of the four *sanjvalanas* is six years and eight months less than the *antarmuhurta* (5).
**1136.** The *sthitibandha* of the three *ghatiya* karmas is ten years less than the *antarmuhurta* (6).
**1137.** The *sthitisattva* of the *ghatiya* karmas is a countable number of years (7).
**1138.** The *sthitisattva* of the remaining karmas is an uncountable number of years (8).
**1139.** At that time, the anger of the second time-vedaka destroys the *pradesagra* of the first time-vedaka. The first collection of anger of the first time-vedaka, which is in the form of *sattva*, is two time-periods less than two...