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Gommatasara Karmakanda-59 and Abandhaprakriti 31. In the Asanyata Gunasthan, there are 10 Vyuchchitti Gunasthanokta, 72 Bandha including Manushyayu-Tirthankara, and 29 Abandha prakriti. In the first, second, and third Narakas, the Bandha-Abandha and Bandhavyuchchitti prakriti are as follows:
**Prakriti** | **Bandha** | **Abandha** | **Vyuchchitti**
------- | -------- | -------- | --------
Mithyatva | 100 | 0 | 4 (Tirthankara, Mithyatva, Hundakasanstahan, Napumsakaved, Sripatikasanhanan)
Saladan | 96 | 4 | 25 (Gunasthanokta)
Mishra | 70 (excluding Manushyayu) | 30 | 0
Asanyata | 71 (including Manushyayu) | 29 | 10 (Gunasthanokta)
**Note:**
* In the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there is no Bandha of Ay in this Gunasthan.
* In the Asanyata Gunasthan, the Bandha of the two prakriti (Tirthankara-Manushyayu) occurs in this Gunasthan.
**Further Explanation:**
* When going to the second and third Narakas, Samyaktva is lost, and the Bandha of the Tirthankara prakriti stops for one Antarmuhurta. After the Antarmuhurta, the Bandha of the Tirthankara prakriti starts again after attaining Vedakasamyaktva.
* In the three Narakas of Anjanadi, there are 100 Bandha-worthy prakriti without the Tirthankara prakriti. The rest of the explanation is similar to Dharmadi.
* In the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are 4 Vyuchchitti prakriti, 100 Bandha prakriti, and no Abandha.
* In the Saladan Gunasthan, there are 25 Vyuchchitti prakriti, 96 Bandha prakriti, and 4 Abandha prakriti.
* In the Mishra Gunasthan, there are no Vyuchchitti, 70 Bandha prakriti (excluding Manushyayu), and 30 Abandha prakriti.
* In the Asanyata Gunasthan, there are 10 Vyuchchitti prakriti, 71 Bandha prakriti (including Manushyayu), and 29 Abandha prakriti.
**Note:**
* The numbers in parentheses indicate the number of prakriti in each category.
* The term "Gunasthanokta" refers to the prakriti mentioned in the Gunasthan section of the text.
* The term "Manushyayu" refers to the prakriti related to the human lifespan.
* The term "Antarmuhurta" refers to a very short period of time.
* The term "Vedakasamyaktva" refers to a state of perfect knowledge and understanding.
* The term "Dharmadi" refers to the other categories of prakriti discussed in the text.