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430/Go, Sa. Jivakanda
Chapter 352-354
The sixth letter is formed by the Trisanyoga of the four letters. Again, the seventh letter is formed by the Visanyoga of the second, third, and fourth letters. Again, the eighth letter is formed by the Chatursanyoga of the first, second, third, and fourth letters. In this way, the fourth letter has eight bhangas. Now, by bringing the bhangas of the fourth letter along with the previously mentioned bhangas, there are sixteen (16) bhangas when the four digits are thinned out and each one of the thinned out amount is doubled and multiplied together (1,2,1). By subtracting one, the bhangas of the letters in the form of Ekasanyoga, Dwisanyoga, Trisanyoga, and Chatursanyoga of four letters are fifteen (15). Here, the order of their pronunciation is stated. As per the type, one letter is formed by Ekasanyoga 1. The second letter is also formed by the Ekasanyoga of Akar. The third letter is also formed by the Ekasanyoga of Prakar 3. The fourth letter is formed by the Ekasanyoga of Ikar 4. Again, the fifth letter is formed by the Dwisanyoga of Akar and Prakar 5. Again, the sixth letter is formed by the Dwisanyoga of Prakar and Pra3kar. Again, the seventh letter is formed by the Dwisanyoga of Prakar and Ikar 7. Again, the eighth letter is formed by the Hisanyoga of Akar and Akar. Again, the ninth letter is formed by the Dwisanyoga of Shrakar and Hkar. Again, the tenth letter is formed by the Dwisanyoga of Pra3kar and Ikar. Again, the eleventh letter is formed by the Trisanyoga of Prakar, Prakar, and Pa3kar 11. Again, the twelfth letter is formed by the Trisanyoga of Prakar, Akar, and Ikar 12. Again, the thirteenth letter is formed by the Trisanyoga of Prakar, Pra3kar, and Ikar 13. Again, the fourteenth letter is formed by the Trisanyoga of Prakar, Akar, and Ikar 14. Again, the fifteenth letter is formed by the Chatursanyoga of Prakar, Prakar, Akar, and Ikar 15! In this way, fifteen letters are formed from the four sides by one, two, three, and four combinations. Here, there are fifteen alternatives of Shrutagyan and the same number of alternatives of Tadavaran. Therefore, the letters are formed in this way, so the mutually multiplied amount should be reduced by one digit everywhere. The statement of the remaining letters should be understood by this method. By this method, 18446744073706551615 such combinations of letters are formed from sixty-four letters and the same number of Shrutagyan are formed from them. Or
Ekoottarapadavrudho rupayar bhajitashcha pavaddhah.
Gachchah sampaatphalm samahatah sannipaatphalm ||' Establish the number of पद प्रमाण by increasing one by one from one. Again, divide it by the number increased from one to the पद प्रमाण established at the end. By doing this action, the Sampaatphal Gachchpraman is obtained. By multiplying that Sampaatphal, i.e., the Ekasanyogi bhang, by sixty-three divided by two (63) etc., the Sannipaatphal (= Dwisanyogi, Trisanyogi, etc. bhang) is obtained.
By this Karanagatha, all the alternatives of Sanjogakshar and Shrutagyan are formed. Such as -
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1. Gh. Pu. 13 P. 252-253. 2. Dh. Pu. 13 P. 254. Pu. 12.162, Jayaghaval Pu.2 P. 300.
3. Dh, Pu. 13 Ga. 14 V Pu. 5 P. 163 V