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## Gommatasara Karmakanda - 722
There are two types of Pariṇāmikabhāva, along with their respective locations. Thus, in total, there are 9 Bhaṅga as multipliers (1 for each Bhaṅga, 4 for the two-fold combination, and 4 for the three-fold combination), and 8 Bhaṅga as additions (4 for each Bhaṅga and 4 for the two-fold combination).
Previously, we mentioned 204 Bhaṅga as multiplicands in the Mithyātva Guṇasthāna, related to the Audayikabhāva. Multiplying these by the multiplier of 9 (204 x 9) results in 1836. Adding the 8 Bhaṅga as additions (1836 + 8) gives us 1844 Bhaṅga.
In the Mithyātva Guṇasthāna without Chakshudarśana, there are 4 locations: one location for the 8 Bhāva of Kṣayopashamika, one location for the 8 Bhāva of Audayika, and two locations for the Bhavyatva and Abhavyatva of Pariṇāmikabhāva. Each location has 4 Bhaṅga, but we only consider the 8 Bhāva of Kṣayopashamika in one location, as the remaining 3 Bhaṅga are repetitive. The Bhaṅga mentioned earlier in the Mithyātva Guṇasthāna without Chakshudarśana are the same, so we only consider one, which is the addition.
In the two-fold combination of Bhaṅga, there is one Bhaṅga as a multiplier, which is the combination of the 8 Bhāva of Kṣayopashamika in one location and the 8 Bhāva of Audayika in one location. The two-fold combination of Bhaṅga arising from the combination of the location of Audayika and the location of Bhavyatva and Abhavyatva of Pariṇāmikabhāva are repetitive, so they are not considered. The two Bhaṅga arising from the combination of the 8 Bhāva of Kṣayopashamika in one location and the two locations of Bhavyatva and Abhavyatva of Pariṇāmikabhāva are considered as additions.
In the three-fold combination of Bhaṅga, the two Bhaṅga arising from the combination of the 8 Bhāva of Kṣayopashamika in one location, the 8 Bhāva of Audayika in one location, and the two locations of Bhavyatva and Abhavyatva are considered as multipliers.
Thus, in the Mithyātva Guṇasthāna without Chakshudarśana, there are 3 Bhaṅga as multipliers and 3 Bhaṅga as additions, in addition to the 12 Bhaṅga mentioned earlier as multiplicands. Multiplying the multiplicands by the multipliers and adding the additions (12 x 3 + 3) gives us 39 Bhaṅga.
Therefore, the total number of Bhaṅga in the Mithyātva Guṇasthāna with and without Chakshudarśana is (1844 + 39) 1883 Bhaṅga.
Similarly, in the Sāsādana Guṇasthāna, the number of Bhaṅga is equal to the number of locations of Bhāva. The location of Audayikabhāva is considered as a multiplier, while the locations of other Bhāva are considered as additions. The Bhaṅga arising from the combination of two or three Bhāva are considered as two-fold, three-fold, etc. The two-fold, three-fold, etc. Bhaṅga arising from the combination of Audayikabhāva with any other Bhāva are considered as multipliers, while the two-fold, three-fold, etc. Bhaṅga arising from the combination of other Bhāva without Audayikabhāva are considered as additions.
The Bhaṅga mentioned earlier should not be considered again if they are similar to the ones mentioned later. Thus, in the Sāsādana Guṇasthāna, the total number of Bhaṅga is obtained by adding the multipliers, multiplying the sum by the multiplicands mentioned earlier, and then adding the additions. This rule applies to all Guṇasthāna.
Therefore, in the Sāsādana Guṇasthāna, there are two locations for the 10 and 9 varieties of Kṣayopashamikabhāva, one location for the 7 Bhāva of Audayikabhāva, and one location for the Bhavyatva of Pariṇāmikabhāva. In each of these four locations, there is one multiplier and 3 additions for each Bhaṅga, 3 multipliers and 2 additions for the two-fold combination of Bhaṅga, and 2 multipliers for the three-fold combination of Bhaṅga.