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## Gommatasara Karmakanda - 786
**Verse 936:**
The last of the *appitapanthi* is determined by the sum of half-segments of the square roots of the number of *antasthanas* in each desired *panthi*. The remaining is added to this sum to determine the various *guna-hani* (loss of merit) related to the desired karma.
**Verse 937:**
The *anuyonabhyastarasika* (mutually multiplied) value is determined by multiplying the *nana-guna-hani* (loss of merit) values of each *panthi* by two.
**Explanation:**
As per the sutra "Antadhanam Gunaguniyam Adivihinam Ruunuttara Bhajiya", the *panthi* related to 10 *kodakodisaagara* is determined in the same way as explained earlier. However, the difference is that the *ant* and *adi* values are doubled, tripled, quadrupled, quintupled, sextupled, and septupled respectively in these six *panthis*. Therefore, the entire *panthi* is doubled, tripled, etc., based on the desired value.
For example, in the *panthi* of 20 *kodakodisaagara*, the *ant* value is determined by multiplying the fourth part of the half-segments of *paly* by 8. This results in a value twice the half-segments of *paly*. From this, the *adi* value is subtracted, which is 14 times less than the half-segments of the square root of *paly*. This value is then reduced slightly and divided by 7 (8-1). This results in a value that is slightly less than twice the half-segments of *paly* divided by 7. This value represents the *nana-guna-hani*.
To determine the *anuyonabhyastarasika* value, this *nana-guna-hani* value is multiplied by 8 and then divided by 8. Since one is separated from the multiplier, the remaining multiplier is 7, which is the same as the previous divisor. This allows for simplification.
The final value is slightly less than twice the half-segments of *paly*, which is slightly less than 47. This value is then multiplied by 2 and divided by 8, resulting in a value slightly less than one-fourth of the half-segments of *paly*.
This process is repeated for each *panthi*, resulting in a value slightly less than the second square root of *paly*. The separated multiplier represents a value slightly less than twice the half-segments of *paly* divided by 56.
Finally, multiplying this value by the *anuyonabhyastarasika* value results in the final *anuyonabhyastarasika* value for the *panthi*.
**Note:** The terms *appitapanthi*, *antasthanas*, *panthi*, *guna-hani*, *anuyonabhyastarasika*, *kodakodisaagara*, *paly*, *ant*, and *adi* are all Jain terms.