Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
In the Magangas, the ownership of Uday, Udirana, and Satta is as follows:
**Mithyatva:** Here, from the general to the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are 148 Prakṛtis in existence.
**Sanji:** From the first to the thirteenth Gunasthan, one should know the ownership of existence as in the human path. Here, only the Kevalajnani is called Sanji in relation to the Bravyaman. If the expectation of Bhavamana is kept, then there are twelve Gunasthanas in the Sansi Margna.
**Asanti:** Here, from the general to the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are 147 Prakṛtis in existence except for the Jinnama, and in the Sasvadan Gunasthan, there are 146 Prakṛtis in existence except for the Narakayu. However, here in the Aparaptavāstā, it is not possible for anyone to have the Dhar of Devayu and Manushayau, therefore, there are 144 Prakṛtis in existence from that perspective.
**Aharak:** From the first to the thirteenth Gunasthan, one should know the ownership of existence as in the Manushayati Margma.
**Anaharak:** In this Margna, there are five Gunasthanas: the first, second, and fourth, and in them, one should know the ownership of existence as in the human path.
**Tryam:** Thus, the discussion of Uday, Udirana, and Satta ownership is complete. In particular, the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthanas are the same as the human path.
This is a description of Uday, Udirana, and Satta ownership in the Magangas, according to my best knowledge. If there are any errors or ambiguities, I humbly request the learned readers to kindly point them out so that I can rectify my understanding. I will be grateful for their cooperation and guidance.
Editor