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## Sutiy Karmagranth
**Considering the bondage of the 16 types of Prakṛtis in the Bharakagati as an obstacle in the commonality of the Devas, the bondage of 104 Prakṛtis is considered due to the bondage of Ekendriyatrika, instead of 101 Prakṛtis of the Devas.**
**In this way, the bondage of 174 Prakṛtis in the Devagati from the commonality should be understood in the same way for the first Sodharma and the second Ishana Kalpas of the Kalpavasī Devas.**
**Out of the 104 Prakṛtis that are bondable in the commonality, the bondage of 103 Prakṛtis occurs due to the bondage of Tirthankara-namakarma in the Mithyatva Gunasthan of the Devas of the Devagati and the aforementioned Kalpattika, and the remaining 6, 70, and 12 Prakṛtis are bound in the second, third, and fourth Gunasthans respectively, similar to the Narakagati.**
**The bondage of Tirthankara-namakarma does not occur in the Devas of the Jyotishka, Bhavanavāsī, and Vyantara Nikayas, so the bondage of 103 Prakṛtis should be understood in comparison to the commonality and the first Mithyatva Gunasthan, because the Devas of these three Nikayas do not become Tirthankaras after leaving them, and beings with the essence of Tirthankara-nama do not arise in the Bhavanapati, Antara, and Jyotirūka Devanikayas. Also, the beings of these three Nikayas do not go to the Parbhava with Avadhishana, and Tirthankaras are born in the Gharbhaka with Avadhishana. Therefore, the bondage of Tirthankara-namakarma does not occur in the Devas of these three Nikayas.**
**Therefore, the bondage of 103 Prakṛtis in the commonality and the first Gunasthan, 66 in the second, 70 in the third, and 71 instead of 72 in the fourth due to the absence of the bondage of Tirthankara-namakarma in the Devas of the three Nikayas like Jyotishka, etc.**
**In summary, even though the rule of bondage being similar to Narakagati in comparison to the commonality in Devagati, the bondage of Ekendriyatrika is more. Therefore, just as in Narakagati, the commonality is 101...**