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## Gommatasar Karmakanda - 784
**Determining the measure of the Nana Guna Hani Shalaaka related to the Dasha Koda Kodi Sagar position.**
One-seventh of the half-cuts of the Palyaka, minus the half-cuts of the Palyaki Varga Shalaaka, is the measure (Palyaka holes - Palyaki Varga Shalaaka holes).
**Knowing the measure of the Nana Guna Hani Shalaaka:**
The measure of the Nana Guna Hani is obtained by writing down two digits and multiplying them together. This results in the measure of the Anyonya Abhyastra Rasika. The method for obtaining the Anyonya Abhyastra Rasika is as follows:
In the above Nana Guna Hani, the one-seventh of the half-cuts of the Palyaki Varga Shalaaka, which is negative, is kept separate. The remaining one-seventh of the half-cuts of the Palyaka is then multiplied by eight and divided by eight. Here, one is subtracted from the multiplier (8-1) leaving 7 as the multiplier. The original divisor was also 7. Considering both to be equal, we perform reduction, leaving one-eighth of the half-cuts of the Palyaka. Therefore, by writing down two digits of this measure and multiplying them together, we obtain the third square root.
In this way, the measure is obtained by moving down the number of square places from the dividend equal to the number of half-cuts of the divisor. Here, the divisor is eight, so there are three half-cuts. Therefore, the third square place below the Palyaka is the third root of the Palyaka. The one that was kept separate from the first multiplier was the 56th part of the half-cuts of the Palyaka, which was the multiplier. Therefore, the 56th part of the half-cuts of the Palyaka...
**Knowing the measure of the fifth square root of the Palyaka with infinite multiplications:**
By subtracting the one-seventh of the half-cuts of the Palyaki Varga Shalaaka from the remaining measure, the measure obtained by writing down two digits of this remaining measure and multiplying them together is the fifth square root of the Palyaka with infinite multiplications.
**Virali Darasi Do Pun Jettima Ettaani Ahieruvani.**
**Tesim Annonnahdi Gunagaro Laddharasisssa.** (110) Tri.Sa.
According to this sutra, the measure obtained by multiplying the excess measures together is the multiplier. Therefore, by multiplying the third square root of the Palyaka by this infinite measure, we obtain the measure of the Anyonya Abhyastra Rasika related to the Dasha Koda Kodi Sagar position.
**Determining the relationship between the final wealth, initial wealth, and Dasha Koda Kodi Sagar using the rule of three:**
| Measure | Result | Desired | Obtained |
|---|---|---|---|
| P.Che. | Final Wealth | Sagar | Sagar |
| 70 Koda Kodi | Sum of half-cuts of the first, second, and third square roots of the Palyaka | 10 Koda Kodi | 50 Koda Kodi Sagar |
| P.Che. | Sum of half-cuts of the fourth, fifth, and sixth square roots of the Palyaka | Sagar | P.Che. |