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Gommatsar Karmakanda-224
94241 94242 94243 94244 94245 94246 94247 94248
243 246 2410 2415 2421 2428
Here, the final niṣeka of the dvīcarama guna-hānī is double the final niṣeka of the carama guna-hānī. To make the niṣekas below it equal to it, the specialities of the dvīcarama guna-hānī have been removed from them and placed nearby. In the second row, at the end, zero has been written, followed by the proof in the form of double addition.
942-18, i.e., 18x1-18, this is the first niṣeka, and 94218, 1852-36, and 24152, when combined, give 38 and 20. If the car at the end is 942-18 and 1848144 and 2842=56, both of these combined give 200, to know the sum of all the niṣekas in the dvīcarama guna-hānī. In this dvīcarama guna-hānī, the dravya of the carama guna-hānī, when combined everywhere, one by one, results in addition in the triangle construction.
For example, when the dravya of the first guna-hānī is combined with 100, it becomes 118, when combined with 100 in the 38 below it, it becomes 100+38-138, know it in the same way. The reason for this is that everywhere in the guna-hānī āyāma, there are 9/10/11/12/13/14/15/16 niṣekas. In the tricarama guna-hānī, there are two rows like this -
Here, the final niṣeka of the tricarama guna-hānī is four times the final niṣeka of the carama guna-hānī 94441. To make the niṣekas below it equal to it, the specialities of the tricarama guna-hānī 94442 have been removed from those niṣekas and placed nearby. In the second row, 9x444 at the end, zero has been written, followed by the proof in the form of four times addition. 94445 4410
944-36, the first niṣeka, 944-36 and 441-4, then 36+4=40 9x446 4415, the second niṣeka. The sum of both is 36+40-76. At the end, 9x4x7 4421
944-36 and 44832, i.e., 36+3268, the final niṣeka. 9x448 4428
9x448-288, 4428-112, the sum of both is 400. This is to know the sum of all the niṣekas in the tricarama guna-hānī. In this tricarama guna-hānī, the dravya of both the dvīcarama and carama guna-hānī, when combined everywhere, one by one, results in addition in the triangle construction.