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The commentary on the Karma Sastra by Andhaadi Swami Vigambar states that there are four types of vyutpatti (origin): Mithyatva, Hud Sansthan, Napunsak Veda, and Sewart Sanhanan. In addition to these, there are sixteen other prakritis (principles): the four remaining prakritis, Devanati Devanupurvi, Vaiya Sharira Vaiya Angopang, Devayu, Aharak Sharira, and Aharak Angopang. This means that the 11 prakritis are not bound in the Mithyatva Gunasthan of the Narakpati (hell-lord). There are 101 prakritis that are capable of being bound from the general perspective.
**Verse 1106:**
In the first hell (Varma), the Tirthankara prakriti is bound in both the sufficient and insufficient states. In the second and third hells (Mansha Bhaeya), the sufficient being is bound by the Tirthankara prakriti. Up to the sixth hell (Maghavi), the Manudhyayu is bound. In the seventh hell (Heat), only the Mithyatva Gunasthan is bound.
**Verse 107:**
In the seventh hell, the Misra and Avirat Gunasthan are bound by the three prakritis: Manushya Gali, Manushyanupurvi. Beings with the Mithyatva and Samadan Gunasthan do not bind these three prakritis.
**Verse 108:**
In the Tiryag (animal) realm, the understanding is similar to the Vyuchchitti etc. Gunasthan. However, the Tirthankara Aharak Sharira and Aharak Angopang are not bound. Therefore, 117 prakritis are capable of being bound in the Tiryag realm. In the Bidhe Avirat Gunasthan, only the four prakritis of Apratyakhyanavaran, Krodha, etc. are vyuchchitti. The remaining are suitable for the Manushya Gati (human realm).