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## Third Religious Text: Appendix
The four rights of **sparsha karma** (touch karma), **prakriti** (nature), and **bandha** (bondage) are also included.
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The **Tees Hajar RTE Prayaan Mahabandha**, a six-part text, extensively describes the four types of **bandha** (bondage): **prakritibandha** (nature bondage), **sthiitibandha** (state bondage), **anubhagbandha** (experience bondage), and **pradeshabandha** (region bondage). **Mahabandha** is also known as **Mahaghavla**.
**Commentaries on the Praabhrut:**
**Veer Senaacharya**'s **Dhavla Tika** is a very important and extensive commentary on **Karma Maasa** (**Shatkhandagam**). The original text contains 72,000 verses and was composed around 605 Vikram Samvat.
In addition to this commentary, **Indanandi**'s **Shrutavatar** mentions the existence of the following commentaries on **Karma Praabhrut**. However, these commentaries are currently unavailable.
**Kundakundaacharya** wrote a commentary called **Pari Karma** on the first three parts of **Karma Praabhrut**. This commentary contained 12,000 verses and was written in Prakrit. The **Dhavla Tika** mentions this text several times.
**Aachaarya Shaamkund** wrote a commentary called **Paddhati** on the first five parts of **Karma Praabhrut**. He also wrote a commentary with the same name on **Kayaabhrut**. Both commentaries contain 12,000 verses and were written in a mixture of Prakrit, Sanskrit, and **Kad** languages.
**Sumbuluuraacharya** wrote a commentary called **Chudamani** on the first five parts of **Karma Praabhrut** and **Kashaya Praabhrut**. This commentary contained 84,000 verses and was written in Kannada. In addition, he wrote a commentary called **Panjika** in Prakrit on the six parts of **Karma Praabhrut**, containing 7,000 verses.
**Samantbhadra Swami** wrote a commentary on the first five parts of **Praabhrut** containing 48,000 verses. Although the **Dhavla** mentions **Samantbhadra**'s commentary, it is currently unavailable.