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## Second
Combining the sixteen Prakṛtis, there are a total of 25 Prakṛtis that become disintegrated at the end of the second Guṇasthāna. The author has mentioned four of these 25 Prakṛtis separately: Selicgotra Udyotanāma, Aprashasta Vihayogatināma, and Strīveda. The names of the remaining 21 Prakṛtis are given by the following terms: Narakanik, Styānaddhivik, Durbhagatrik, Anantānubandhīcaturṣka, Madhyamasansthānacaturṣka, Madhyamasanhannacaturṣka.
The names of the Prakṛtis included in these terms are as follows:
* **Tiyancatrik:** Tiyancatra, Tiyancagati, Tich-Anupūrvi, Tichary-Āyu
* **Styānaddhivik:** Nidrā-Nidrā, Prachalā-Prachalā, Tyānaddhi
* **Durbhagatrik:** Durbhaganāma, Du.svaranāma, Anādayanāma
* **Anantānubandhīcaturṣka:** Anantānubandhī Krodha, Māna, Māyā, Lobha
* **Madhyamasansthānacaturṣka:** Nyagrodhaparimandalamansthāna, Sādisansthāna, Vāmanasansthāna, Kubjasansthāna
* **Madhyamasanhannacaturṣka:** Ṛṣabhanārācasanhannana, Nārācasanhannana, Ardhanārācasanhannana, Kīlikā Sanshana
The 25 Karma Prakṛtis, from Tiyancatrik to Strīveda, become disintegrated at the end of the second Guṇasthāna. This means that they cannot be bound in the third, fourth, or subsequent Guṇasthānas. The reason for this is that the binding of these 25 Prakṛtis occurs due to the arising of Anantānubandhīkaṣāya, and Anantānubandhīkaṣāya arises only in the first and second Guṇasthānas, not in the third or subsequent Guṇasthānas. Therefore, out of the 101 Prakṛtis that can be bound in the second Guṇasthāna,