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## Bandhaswamitva
This is because the term 'Pankais' is used in this very verse, which means that the Bandhaswamitva of Pankaprabha and other Narakas will be discussed separately. For this reason, the three Narakas of Raprabha, Sharkaraprabha, and Balkaaprabha, which come before the fourth Naraka called Pankaprabha, have been taken here. And the term 'Kasu' should be used to include the remaining Narakas starting from Pankaprabha. But the term 'Pankais' is used to include the three Narakas of Pankaprabha, Dhumpapraba, and Tamapraba, because the Bandhaswamitva of the seventh Naraka called Mahatamahpraba is mentioned separately in the next verse. This verse is meant to convey that the Naraka beings from Pankaprabha to Mahatamahpraba do not have the Bandhaswamitva of Tirthankaranamkarma. The term 'Pankais' is used to convey this.
The Tirthanamkarma does not have Bandhaswamitva in the Narakas of Pamp, etc., Pausal, and the sixth Naraka called Maun.
The reason why the Tirthankaranamkarma does not have Bandhaswamitva in Pankaprabha, etc., is that even after attaining Samyaktva in the Narakas of Pankaprabha, Dhumpapraba, and Tamapraba, the Tirthankaranamkarma does not have Bandhaswamitva due to the influence of the Kshetra and the lack of Adhyavasaya of the Lata type. Because the scriptures say that a being who comes to the first Naraka can become a Chakravarti. A being who comes to the second Naraka can become a Vasudeva. And a being who comes to the third Naraka can become a Tirthankara. A being who comes to the fourth Naraka can become a Kevali. A being who comes to the fifth Naraka can become a Sadhu. A being who comes to the sixth Naraka can become a Deshavirat. And a being who comes to the seventh Naraka can attain Samyaktva but cannot attain Deshavirattva. Therefore, a Naraka being who comes from Pankaprabha, etc., does not attain Tirthankaratva. Therefore, the Tirthankaranamkarma is considered to be Avandhya in the three Narakas of Pankaprabha, etc., and the Bandha of 100 Prakrutis should be understood.