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## Translation:
**388**
**Moolachar**
There are three types of yonis: Ushna Yoni for living beings and the remaining three types are Ekendriya, etc. || 1101 ||
The Shankhavartaka Yoni is like a tortoise, and the Vamshapatra Yoni is like a leaf. In the Shankhavartaka Yoni, the fetus is destroyed by rule. || 1102 ||
**Meaning:** There are three types of yonis: Shankhavartaka Yoni, Koormoonnata Yoni, and Vamshapatra Yoni. Of these, the fetus is destroyed by rule in the Shankhavartaka Yoni. || 1102 ||
In the Koormoonnata Yoni, Tirthankaras are born as both Chakravarti and Ardhachakravarti. Rama is also born in this Yoni, while the rest are born in other Yonis. || 1103 ||
**Meaning:** In the Koormoonnata Yoni, Tirthankaras are born as both Chakravarti and Ardhachakravarti, including Baldev. The rest are born in other Yonis, including humans. || 1103 ||
There are seven lakh yonis for each of the Nitya Nigoda and Itar Nigoda, from Prithvi Kaya to Vayu Kaya. There are ten lakh yonis for each type of plant. There are six lakh yonis for each of the two-sense beings, etc., up to the four-sense beings. There are one hundred thousand yonis for each of the fourteen types of humans, including the Devas and Narakas. || 1104 ||
**Meaning:** There are seven lakh yonis for each of the Nitya Nigoda and Itar Nigoda, from Prithvi Kaya to Vayu Kaya. There are ten lakh yonis for each type of plant. There are six lakh yonis for each of the two-sense beings, etc., up to the four-sense beings. There are one hundred thousand yonis for each of the fourteen types of humans, including the Devas and Narakas. || 1104 ||