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:Nībhansār Karmakāṇḍa-290
In the Sāsādanaguṇasthāna, there is a dissolution of 13 prakritis: 9 mentioned in the guṇasthāna, and 4 related to the asanyata: devagati, devagatyānupūrvī, devāyu, and tiryāñcagatyānupūrvī. In the Miśraguṇasthāna, there is a dissolution of the samyagmithyātvaprakriti, and in the Asanyataguṇasthāna, there is a dissolution of 12 prakritis: 4 apratyākhyānakṣay, narakagati, narakāyu, vaikriyikadvik, manuṣyagatyānupūrvī, durbhag, anādeya, and ayasaskīrti. Here, "bhog puṇṇagasamme kauss jahaniyam have" refers to the insignificant portion of the kapota leśyā of the samyagdṛṣṭi who has attained nirvṛtyaparyāptak in the bhogabhūmi. According to these statements, tiryāñcagatyānupūrvī is not mentioned here because asanyata devanārkī do not arise in the tiryāñcas. A samyagdṛṣṭijīva who has come from naraka arises among the humans of the karmabhūmi. Here, the leśyā related to the previous birth remains until the end of the moment, therefore the rise of manuṣyagatyānupūrvī is found here in the asanyataguṇasthāna.
Similarly, in the Mithyātvaguṇasthāna, there are 117 udayaprakritis and the anudayaprakritis are samyagmithyātv and samyaktv. In the Sāsādanaguṇasthāna, there are 111 udayaprakritis and 8 anudayaprakritis. In the Miśraguṇasthāna, there are 98 udayaprakritis and 21 anudayaprakritis. In the Asanyataguṇasthāna, there are 99 udayaprakritis and 20 anudayaprakritis.
The dissolution of udayavyucchitti, uday, and anuday related to the kṛṣṇa-nīla leśyā:
Udayayogyaprakriti 119, guṇasthāna 4
Uday | Vyucchitti
Uday
Guṇasthāna Mithyātv
Sāsādan
Anuday
Viśeṣa 2 2 (samyagmithyātv, samyaktv)
| 6 (guṇasthānaukt 5 + 1 narakagatyānupūrvī) 8. 13 (4 anantānubandhīkṣay, ekendiyādi
4 jāti, sthāvar, devadvik, devāyu and
tiryāñcagatyānupūrvī) 21 (13 + 8 + 1 manuṣyagatyānupūrvī
1 samyagmithyātv) 20 (21 + 1 = 22 - samyaktv, manuṣyagatyānupūrvī) 12 (apratyākhyānakṣay 4, vaikriyikadvik, manuṣyagatyānupūrvī, ayasaskīrti, durbhag, anādeya, narakagati, narakāyu)
Miśra
Asanyata