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Gommatsar Karmakanda-761:
**Verse 104:**
In obtaining the accumulated wealth (prachay dhana), the increase is called prachay, and what is at the beginning is called prabhava, which is the same as prachay. The term "ekkam pada" (gachchha) here refers to the measure of the pada. The increase in the initial measure is called chay.
**Explanation:**
In the first position, there is no chay. Therefore, the measure of the gachchha here is to be understood as one less than the measure of the desired object (16-1). In the upward construction, the measure of the chay is four. Therefore, the initial measure is 4, the subsequent measure is 4, and subtracting one from the measure of the gachchha (16), the gachchha is 15. Here,
**Verse 164:**
"The pada, minus one, divided by two, multiplied by the chay, and added to the initial value, multiplied by the pada, is the total value in all cases."
Using this formula, we obtain the accumulated wealth (prachay dhana). For example, dividing the ekkam pada by 2, multiplying by the chay, adding the initial value, and multiplying by the gachchha, we get the total accumulated wealth. In this case, subtracting one from the gachchha (15-1), we get the pada (14). Dividing the pada by 2 (14/2), we get 7. Multiplying this by the chay (4), we get 28 (7x4). Adding the initial value (4) to this, we get 32 (28+4). Multiplying this by the measure of the gachchha (15), we get 480 (32x15). This is the measure of the accumulated wealth. Now, we will discuss the measure of the first part of the anukrushti.
**Verse 905:**
In the wealth of each period, the gachchha, chay, and prabhava of the anukrushti are all constructed in a diagonal manner. The gachchha of the anukrushti is determined by the number of parts of the total path (urdhava gachchha).
**Explanation:**
The investigation of the repeated and non-repeated nature of these results, arranged in a sequential manner, is called anukrushti. Alternatively, "anukarshanam anukrushti" refers to the consideration of the mutual similarity of the results. The time of the anukrushti is only a fraction of a moment, because this time is:
1. Trilokasar.
2. J.D.P. 12, p. 235.