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**Panyamanit**
The **Prakritis** bind and **Mithyatva** in the **Gugunasthan** does not bind the **Tirthankara Prakriti**, so it should be understood that 117 **Prakritis** are bound in the first **Gunasthan**, and the same binding should be understood in the second, third, and fourth **Gunasthan** as well, according to the **Bandhaswamitva**.
At the time of the fourth **Gunasthan**, the binding of 77 **Prakritis** is considered in these three **Leshyas** of **Krishnadi**, which also includes **Devaayu**, which is correct from the perspective of **Karmaandhakara**. But in the **Bhagavati Sutra**, it is stated that **Samyaktv** humans with the three **Leshyas** of **Krishnadi** can bind **Devaayu**, but not other **Aayu**. Thus, the binding of 76 **Prakritis** should be considered. The simple solution to this contradiction is that the inclusion of **Devaayu** in the binding of **Prakritis** for **Samyaktv** with the three **Leshyas** of **Krishnadi** is according to the opinion of **Karmagranthakara**, not according to the **Sandhanthik** opinion.
**Tejoleshya** is found in the first seven **Gunasthanas**, and by not binding the **Narakanavaka** with this **Leshya**, they bind 111 **Prakritis** in general, and in the first **Gunasthan**, it should be understood that 108 **Prakritis** are bound except for **Tirthankara Namakarma** and **Aharakdvik**, and in the second to seventh **Gunasthanas**, the same **Bandhaswamitva** should be understood as the **Bandhadhikar**.
In **Padmaleshya** also, there are seven **Gunasthanas** similar to **Tejoleshya**. But the difference between **Tejoleshya** and **Padmaleshya** is that in **Padmaleshya**, in addition to the **Narakanavaka**, they do not bind the three **Prakritis** of **Ekendriya**, **Sthavar**, and **Atap**. Therefore, the **Bandhaswamitva** of **Padmaleshya** should be understood as 108 **Prakritis** in general, and in the first **Gunasthan**, by subtracting **Tirthankara Namakarma** and **Aharakchik**, it should be understood as 105, and in the second to seventh **Gunasthanas**, the same **Bandhaswamitva** should be understood as the **Bandhadhikar**.