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## Third Karma Granth
This also includes the **Karma Granth**. Why are they called **Jnana Margana** and **Samyama Margana**?
**Answer:**
Each **Margana** is named based on its primary characteristics. The primary characteristics are **vare** and the opposing characteristics are secondary. For example, in a forest, Neem trees are in a smaller number and Mango trees are in a larger number, so it is called a Mango forest. Similarly, in **Jnana Margana**, **Mati**, **Shruta**, **Avadhi**, **Man:paryaya**, and **Keval Jnana** are the five main types of knowledge, while **Mati Ajnan**, **Shruta Ajnan**, and **Vibhang Jnana** are secondary. In **Samyama Margana**, **Samayik** etc. up to **Yayakhyat Paryant** are the main types, and **Asamyama**, the opposite of **Samyama**, is secondary. Therefore, due to the prominence of **Mati** etc. knowledge and **Samayik** etc. **Samyama**, they are respectively named **Jnana Margana** and **Samyama Margana**.
In **Margana**, generally, and in relation to **Gunasthanas**, the statement of **Bandh** ownership is made. Generally, the **Gunasthanas** in **Margana** are as follows:
**Gati:** In **Tiyancha Gati**, there are five **Gunasthanas** from the beginning, in **Dev** and **Naraka Gati**, there are four **Gunasthanas** from the beginning, and in **Manushya Gati**, there are all fourteen **Gunasthanas** from the beginning with **Mithyatva** to **Ayogikevali**.
**Indriya:** In **Ekendriya**, **Dwiindriya**, **Triindriya**, and **Chaturindriya**, there are two **Gunasthanas**, the first and the second. In **Panchendriya**, there are all **Gunasthanas**.
**Kay:** In **Prithvi**, **Jal**, and **Vanaspati Kay**, there are two **Gunasthanas**, the first and the second. In **Tejas Kay** and **Vayu Kay**, there is one **Gunasthan**, the first. In **Us Kay**, there are all **Gunasthanas**.
**Yog:** There are thirteen **Gunasthanas** from the first to the thirteenth (**Sayogikevali**).
**Ved:** In **Vedatrik**, there are nine **Gunasthanas** from the beginning (in relation to **Sadaya**).