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Gommatsar Karmakanda-776
120
100
Pancham Chaturth 416
208 104 Tritiya 448 224 Dvitiya 480
240 Pratham
128 Gunahani | 3200
400 200 Dravya
Kuldravya 6300, Ekagunahaniayam 8, Nanagunahani 6, Prathamagunahanimen Chaya 32, Dogunahani 842=16, Anyonyabhyastapish 2241.34.242864! Now the Acharya himself states the above statement by means of numerical representation - .
Tevastuiṁ cha sayaī, adadala aṭṭa chakka solasaṁ.
Chausatuṁ cha vijāṇe, davvadīṇam cha sandiṭṭhā. ||923|| Meaning - In numerical representation, Dravya 6300, Sthiti 48, Gunahaniayam 8, Nana-Gunahani 6, Dogunahani 16 and Anyonyabhyastaras 64 are to be known.
Davvaṁ samayapabadḍhaṁ, uttapamāṇaṁ tu hodi tasseva.
Jīvasahatthaṇakālo, ṭhiḍiaddhā saṁkhapallamida. ||924 || Meaning - In the context of meaning, the true statement is to be known as Dravya according to the aforementioned measure, time-bound. The number of atoms that bind in one time is mentioned in the previous section on Pradeshbandha Adhikar, so their measure is the Dravya quantity, and the time-bound bound, as long as it remains in the form of an abode with the Jiva, is the measure of Sthiti (time), the number of Sthiti is the measure of time.
Micche vaggasalāyappahadi pallassa paḍhamaṁlotti.
Vagghaḍī charimo tacchidi saṁkalidaṁ chauttho ya. ||925 || Meaning - In the Mithyatva karma, taking the square of the Pally as the beginning, the measure of the last quantity, i.e., the Anyonyabhyastaras, is obtained by multiplying those squares with each other, and the measure of the fourth quantity, i.e., Nanagunahani, is obtained by adding their half-cut quantities.