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## Translation:
**338 / Go. Sa. Jivakanda**
**Gatha 256-260**
These Gathas do not mention the owner of the excellent Pradesh Agra of the Aharak body, but Dhaval 5. 165. 414-4956 mentions the owner of the excellent Pradesh Agra of the Aharak body.
The commentary on Gatha 250-251 has already elaborated on these five bodies based on Dhaval Pu. 14 and Dhaval Pu. 10. However, it is not mentioned. It should be seen from the special meaning of Gatha 250-251.
Sri Madhavchandra, through eleven Gathas, mentions the owner of the Pradesh Agra. Due to the repetition fault, it is mentioned here.
**NA**
Vidyadeva Yogamargana mentions the number of Jivas.
The number of Jivas in Yogamaya.
**Badar Punna Teu Samrasiya Prasankhabhagimida. Vishikariyas Tijutta Palla Sankhejjaya Palla Sankhejjaya - Bidangulgurigad Se Dhimetta Vegubviyapanchshakha Bhogbhuma Puhu**
**Bau ||25||**
**Hu.**
**Vigudhvanti. ||260||**
**Gatharth:** An innumerable part of the Badar sufficient Agnicayik Jivas are endowed with the power of reaction. In the Badar sufficient Vayukayik Jivas, an innumerable part of the Patya are endowed with the power of reaction. ||25|| Multiplying the Jagachheni by the Ghanangul multiplied by an innumerable part of the Palya, we get the number of Jivas with five-sense Vairyik power. Bhogbhumia also react separately.
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**Special Meaning:** Compared to the Grodh, the Jivas with four bodies are innumerable, i.e., they are innumerable parts of the Jagatpratar or innumerable J.Shre. The diameter list of those Jagachheni is only an innumerable part of the Palya, measured in Ghanangul. The majority of these are Tiryanch, because even though the number of Jivas with reactive power in humans is countable, it is very small. Therefore, the amount of reaction in Tiryanch is only an innumerable part of the Patyopama, measured in Ghanangul, multiplied by J.Shre. The number of five-sense, five-sense sufficient, Tras, and insufficient Jivas is said to be the same as the five-sense Tiryanch. This also shows that the five-sense Tiryanch are the majority. Because even in the Agnicayik and Vayukayik, the amount of reaction combined is an innumerable part of the Patyopama. However, the five-sense Tiryanch,
1. "Dusarog Davvapamane Kevadiya? Asankhejjara, Padarast Asate. Mago, Shrasankhejjarao Dhimero, Tasi Seti Vikmasutri Palido Asale. Magametaghanam Gulaghi." [Dhaval Pu. 14 p. 249].
2. "Tirivase Vinchmararatri Patridomadam Asankhejjadhimagameta Ghangulahi Gunisevito." [Dhaval Gu. 3. 66-67].
3. "Panchdigra-Panchidimajjatta Tas-Taspajjatta Panchdiy Tiriks Mango." [Dhaval Pu. 14 p. 251].
4. "Ed Diya Badarai Divpajjatta Chadusarira Davyamaakhen Vadiya? Shrasankhejjara, Palido Ase Bhavo." [Dhaval Pu. 14 p. 210].