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## Translation:
**Regarding Bandhaswamitva**
It is said that, in the context of Bandhaswamitva, all beings except the four types of Devas (Udyot Chatushk) of the Amatadi Kalpa, are bound. This means that the four types of Devas of the Sahasrar Kalpa are bound, and here, in the Shuklaleshya Margna, the binding is prohibited. Thus, there is a contradiction between the two statements.
Sri Jivavijayaji and Sri Jaysomasuri have also pointed out this contradiction in their respective arguments.
Similarly, there is a description of this in the Digambara Karma Shastra. In the 112th verse of the Gommatamar Karmakanda, it is said:
"Kappi sthithis na sith sadarasaharamoti tiriyakugam. Siriya oge yi ladi gati sadarachou."
In this verse of the Gommatasar Karmakanda, the Sahasrar Devaloka is mentioned as the limit of Bandhaswamitva, and the Udyot Chatushk is counted in it, similar to the eleventh verse of this Karmagranth. Also, in the 121st verse of the Gommatasar Karmakanda, the Udyot Chatushk is mentioned in the context of Bandhaswamitva of Shuklaleshya.
Therefore, even though the Bandhaswamitva is the same in the Karmagranth and the Gommatasar, there is no contradiction in the Digambara Shastra because:
1. The Tirthankara nature is not bound in the Kalpavamini women.
2. The four natures - Liyank Tik, Tithanchayu, and Udyot - are bound only up to the Shyalarasahasar heaven. These four natures are not bound in the Amatadi Kalpa. Therefore, these four are considered as the Satara Chatushk.
3. Their binding is only up to the Pataryugal.
4. Subake sadarachou, vamatiambarasam cha na asthi.