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## Gommatasar Karmakanda - 359
**Meaning:** In the Sasadanagunasthan, there are two sattvasthanas with seven or three less prakritis from the total. In the Mishragunasthan, there are four sthans with three, seven, seven, and eleven less prakritis from the total. However, in comparison to the Badhayushk, there are four more sthans with one less prakriti each, which are similar to the Badhayushk. Therefore, there are four sthans in Sasadanagunasthan and eight in Mishragunasthan.
**Further, the names of the prakritis that are less in the sattvasthanas of Sasadanagunasthan are:**
**Tiththahaarchaukvam, Annadaraaugadugam cha sattede.
Haarchauk vajiy tini ya kei samuddidhen. ||373||**
**Meaning:** In Sasadanagunasthan, the first sthan has 145 prakritis, which are less by seven prakritis, including the Tirthankar prakriti, Ahaarachautushk, and the remaining two ayus without the Bhujyaman-Badhyamanayu. The second sthan has 145 prakritis, which are less by three prakritis, excluding the Ahaarachautushk (Ahaarasharira, Ahaarakangopang, Ahaarasharirabandhan, Ahaarasharirasanghat) from the seven less prakritis in the first sthan. The sattva of Ahaarachautushk in this sattvasthan with 145 prakritis is as per the opinion of other Acharyas.
**The sattvasthanas related to Mishragunasthan are:**
**Tiththannadaraaugadugam, tinnivi anasahiyah tah ya sattam cha.
Haarchaukke sahiya, te cheva ya honti eyara. ||374||**
**Meaning:** In Mishragunasthan, the first sthan has 145 prakritis, which are less by three prakritis, including the Tirthankar, the two ayus without the Bhujyaman-Badhyamanayu. The second sthan has 141 prakritis, which are less by seven prakritis, including the Tirthankar, the two ayus without the Bhujyaman-Badhyamanayu, and the Anantanubandhikashayachautushk or Ahaarachautushk. The third sthan also has 141 prakritis. The fourth sthan has 137 prakritis, which are less by eleven prakritis, including the Tirthankar, the two ayus without the Bhujyaman-Badhyamanayu, the Anantanubandhikashayachautushk, and the Ahaarachautushk. These four sthans should be understood in comparison to the Badhayushk, and four more sthans with one less prakriti each should be understood in comparison to the Abaddhayushk.
**Further, the number of bhangs in the sattvasthanas related to the above-mentioned gunasthans are:**
**Sane pan igi bhangaa, badhhassierassa chari do cheva.
Missee panpan bhangaa, badhhassierassa chau chauneya. ||375||**
**Meaning:** In comparison to the Badhayushk, there are two sattvasthanas related to Sasadanagunasthan, with five and one bhangs respectively.