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## Introduction to the Text
This text, in fact, is composed by Samantabhadracharya, so there is a great need to quickly recover it and bring it to light.
## Commentary on Karmapraabhrut
In the Prakrit language, there is a principle text called 'Karmapraabhrut' or 'Karmaprakritipraabhrut' composed by Shri Pushpadanta-Bhootbalyaacharya. This text is divided into six sections: 1) Jeevasthan, 2) Kshullakbandh, 3) Bandhswaamitva, 4) Bhaavedana, 5) Vargana, and 6) Mahabhandh. Therefore, it is also called 'Shatrakhandagam'. Samantabhadra has written a commentary on the first five sections of this text in a very beautiful and gentle Sanskrit language. The number of verses in this commentary is forty-eight thousand; this is found in the following verses of the 'Shrutavatar' text composed by Shri Indranandyaacharya. It is also known that Samantabhadra wanted to write an explanation of the second principle text called 'Kashaya Praabhrut'; however, due to the lack of efforts in purifying substances, etc., one of his fellow practitioners (brother in faith) stopped him from doing so.