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## Gommatasara Karmakanda - 300
Here, in the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are four types of natures:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 2 (Mithyatva and Aparyapta)
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 109
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** Samyagmithyatva, Samyaktava, and Aharakdvig
In the Sasadan Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 4 (Anantanu bandhi Kashaya)
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 106
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 7 (4 + 2 + 1, as there is no Udaya of Narakgatya anupurvi)
In the Misra Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 1 (Samyagmithyatva)
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 100
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 13 (7 + 4 = 11 + 3, as there is no Udaya of Tiryanch, Manusya, and Devgatya anupurvi, but there is Udaya of Samyagmithyatva Prakriti)
In the Asanyata Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 17 (as per the 264th verse of the Gunasthan)
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 104 (Narakadi all four gatya anupurvi and Samyaktava)
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 9 (as per the 263rd verse of the Gunasthan)
In the Deshasanyata Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 8 (as per the 263rd verse of the Gunasthan)
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 87
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 26
In the Pramatta Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 5 (as per the 263rd verse of the Gunasthan)
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 81
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 32 (26 + 8 = 34 - 2 Aharakdvig)
In the Aprammatta Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 4 (as per the 263rd verse of the Gunasthan)
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 76
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 37
In the Apurvakarana Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 6
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 72
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 41
In the Anivrittikarana Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 6
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 66
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 47
In the Sukshma Samparaya, there is:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** Sukshma Rupa Sajvalnalobha
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 60
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 53
In the Upashantamoha Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 2
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 59
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 54
In the Kshina Moha Gunasthan, there are:
* **Vyuchchhinna Prakriti:** 57 (16 from Gunasthan and 42 from Sayogi and Aayogi Gunasthan, excluding Tirthankara)
* **Udaya Prakriti:** 57
* **Anudaya Prakriti:** 56
In the Sanjimargna, there is a clear understanding of Udaya, Vyuchchhinna, and Anudaya:
* **Udaya Yogya Prakriti:** 113
* **Gunasthan:** 12
**Udaya Gunasthan | Vyuchchhinna | Udaya Mithyatva | Anudaya**
| Sasadan | 4 (Anantanu bandhi Kashaya) | 106 | 7 (4 + 2 + 1, as there is no Udaya of Narakgatya anupurvi) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Misra | 1 (Samyagmithyatva) | 100 | 13 (7 + 4 = 11 + 3, as there is no Udaya of Tiryanch, Manusya, and Devgatya anupurvi, but there is Udaya of Samyagmithyatva Prakriti) |
| Asanyata | 17 (as per the 264th verse of the Gunasthan) | 104 (Narakadi all four gatya anupurvi and Samyaktava) | 9 (as per the 263rd verse of the Gunasthan) |
| Deshasanyata | 8 (as per the 263rd verse of the Gunasthan) | 87 | 26 |
| Pramatta | 5 (as per the 263rd verse of the Gunasthan) | 81 | 32 (26 + 8 = 34 - 2 Aharakdvig) |
| Aprammatta | 4 (as per the 263rd verse of the Gunasthan) | 76 | 37 |
**Note:** The terms "Mithyatva," "Aparyapta," "Samyagmithyatva," "Samyaktava," "Aharakdvig," "Anantanu bandhi Kashaya," "Narakgatya anupurvi," "Tiryanch," "Manusya," "Devgatya anupurvi," "Sayogi," and "Aayogi" are all Jain terms.