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The summary is that among the four types of Kshaya Margna, namely Sanjwalan Krodha, Mana, Maya and Lobha, Krodha, Mana and Maya remain until the ninth Gunasthan. Therefore, there are nine Gunasthanas from the first to the ninth for these three, and Lobha remains until the tenth Gunasthan. Therefore, their Bandhaswamitva should be understood according to the dreams.
There are four Gunasthanas in the beginning of Avirati, a type of Samyam Margna. In the fourth Gunasthan, due to the presence of Samyaktva, the Bandha of Tirthakur Namakarma is possible, but the Bandha of Aharakdvik is not possible because it is dependent on Samyasa. Therefore, in Avirati, there are 18 types of Bandhas except for Aharakdvik, and in Gunasthanas, there are 101 in the first, 74 in the third, and 77 in the fourth.
In the first, there are 117, and in the second, there are 101 types of Bandhas. In Ajnana Trik, there are two or three Gunasthanas, therefore, from the general Bandha, Tirthakur Namakarma and Aharakdvik, these three types should be reduced. Therefore, from the general and in the first Gunasthan, there are 177, in the second, there are 101, and in the third, there are 74 types of Bandhas.
In Chakshudarshan and Achakshudarshan, there are twelve Gunasthanas in the beginning, and their Bandhaswamitva should be understood as the same as the general and in relation to the Gunasthanas.
In Yathakyat Charitra, there are four final Gunasthanas from the eleventh to the fourteenth, and in the fourteenth Gunasthan, there is no Bandha due to the absence of Yoga, and in the remaining three - eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth - there is only one Bandha of Satavedaniya.
In this way, Sanjwalan Chatushk of Kshaya Margna, Avirati and Yathakyat Charitra of Samyam Margna, and Ajnana of Jnana Margna.