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Gommatasar Karmakanda - 800. Subtracting 9 from 800, the remainder is 76. Dividing this by the Anukrushti Gachch 4, the first section's measure is 1/8 less than 2 (15). Adding one Anukrushti to this measure in each section, the second and subsequent sections are formed (1, 21). Adding all four sections together, the total is 52. Similarly, subtracting the Chaya Dhan 13 from the Dravya 16 of the final Niseka (16-56), the remainder is 14. Dividing this by the Anukrushti Gachch 4, the result is 1/8 more than 36. This is the first section, and adding one Anukrushti to this measure in each section, the second and subsequent sections are formed. Adding all four sections together, the total is 16.
Here, the meaning of "half-quarter" is to be understood through numerical representation, but in the sense of the great measure, there is no half-quarter in the Adhyavasayas. Alternatively, if one wishes to use numerical representation according to their own desire, then one should do as it is stated in the Trikaran Chulika Adhikar, in the construction of Adhapravritta Karan. Here, in the first Gunahani, the Adhyavasaya is 3072, the Gunahani Aayam is 16, the first Niseka related to the Jghanya Sthiti is 162, and the measure of Chaya in each Niseka is 4. This Sabhaseka is 12 plus 6, which is 18. Subtracting this from 162 (162-6), the remainder is 156. Dividing this by the Anukrushti Gachch 4, the result is 39. This is the first section, and the measure of Anukrushti Chaya in the second and subsequent sections is to be known as one more than the previous section. Adding all four sections together, the total is 162. Similarly, constructing the second and subsequent Nisekas, the Dravya in the final Niseka is 222. Subtracting the Chaya Dhan 6 from this (222-6), the remainder is 256. Dividing this by the Anukrushti Gachch 4, the result is 54. This is the first section, and the measure of Anukrushti Chaya in the second and subsequent sections is to be known as one more than the previous section. Adding all four sections together, the total is 222. Similarly, one should understand the meaning through numerical representation as described earlier. This is also a method of knowing the very indirect Ardhako, and similarly, one should establish the Anukrushti in the second and subsequent Gunahani. The measure of Anukrushti Chaya, Dravya, and sections in the first Gunahani is to be known as double in the second and subsequent Gunahani.
| First Section | Second Section | Third Section | Fourth Section |
|---|---|---|---|
| 222 | 218 | 210 | 202 |
This is the construction of the Jghanya and subsequent Sthiti, and the upward construction of the Bandha.