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Gommatsar Karmakanda-408
• The quality of the Udvellanapayadin is transferred to the last Kandaka according to the rules.
All of them are transferred to the last Phali. ||413|| Meaning- The Udvellana nature is transferred to the last Kandaka according to the rules and all of them are transferred to the last Phali. Samyaktva and Samyagmithyatva nature is included in the Udvellana nature, therefore these natures are also transferred to the last Kandaka and all of them are transferred to the last Phali. (See verses 612 to 617.)
Further, the names of the eleven natures which are called Tirya-ekadasa, i.e. those whose origin is in the Tiryanchagati, are mentioned in the Sarvansankrama nature.
Tirya-du-adi-chaukna, adavu-jjo-vatha-varam-suhum.
Saharanam cha ede, tiriye-yaram-munedavva. ||414|| Meaning- Tiryanchagati, Tiryanchagati-anupurvi, Ekaindriya etc. four castes, Atap, Udyot, Sthavar, Sukshma and Sadharan are the eleven natures of Karma whose origin is in the Tiryanchagati, therefore they are called Tirya-ekadasa. Now the Udvellana natures are mentioned.
Ahar-du-gam-samm, missam-dev-du-gan-araya-chaukvam.
Uccham-manu-du-gamede, terasa-ubvella-na-paydi. ||415|| Meaning- Aharaksharir-Aharakanopang, Samyaktva, Samyagmithyatva, Devagati-Devagati-anupurvi, Narakagati-Narakagati-anupurvi, Vaikriyik-sharira-Vaikriyik-ango-pang, Uccha-gotra and Manushagati-Manushagati-anupurvi are the thirteen Udvellana natures.
Bandhe-adhap-avatto, vijjhadam-abandh-sattamo-tti-hu-abandhe.
Etto-guno-abandhe, paydinam-appasattanam. ||416|| Meaning- When the natures are bound, there is downward transfer, but not in the case of Mithyatva nature, because it is prohibited by the verse 411, "Samm-michcham-missam" etc.
1. Bandhe-adharamatto-bijjhad-abandh-appamattanto. Gun-sankamo-du-etto-paydinam-appasattanam. Dhaval-pu. 16 p. 409.