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The last division of the second competitor is considered. The number of divisions in the last division of the second competitor is three times the number of divisions in the lowest class of the first division of the first competitor. The number of divisions in the lowest class of the first division of the first competitor is not found in the lower classes. Therefore, the group of classes that have three times the number of divisions of the lowest class of the first division of the first competitor and are one less than the classes of the last division of the second competitor is the first division of the third competitor. Above this, there are countless divisions in the world series. Each division is a group of classes that have one more division and one less class than the previous division. The group of these divisions is the third competitor. In the same way, according to the verse "Faddhayasankhahigunam Jahannavaggam Tu Tattha Tatthaadi" in Sutra 229, multiplying the lowest classes by the number of their respective competitors gives the first division of that competitor. Multiplying the number of divisions in the lowest class of the first division of the first competitor by four gives the number of divisions in the class of the first division of the fourth competitor. Multiplying by five gives the number of divisions in the classes of the first division of the fifth competitor. In this way, multiplying the lowest class by the number of the desired competitor gives the number of divisions in the class of the first division of the desired competitor. Adding one division to the class of the first division gives the number of divisions in the class of the second and subsequent divisions. In this way, one should know the number of classes in each division. The group of countless divisions in the world series should be considered as one competitor. When there are countless competitors in the world series, there is one loss of merit. Therefore, in one loss of merit, the world series is...