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## Bandhasvamitva
**It should be understood that in the first Gunasthan, there are 117, in the second 101, in the third 74, and in the fourth 557 Prakṛtis bound.**
**The emergence of Kṣayās, Pratyakhyānavarana, occurs up to the fifth Gunasthan. Therefore, from the first to the fifth Gunasthan, they are considered Paṇi Gunasthan.**
**Although there is no Bandha of Āhārakarma due to the absence of Sarvaviratī Cāriś in these Kṣayās, Bandha of Tīrthaṅkara Nāmakarma can occur due to Samyaktva. Therefore, generally, 118 and in the first Gunasthan 114, in the second 101, in the third 14, in the fourth 77, and in the fifth 167 Prakṛtis are bound.**
**In Kṣayāmārgaṇā, it is not stated separately for each, from Anantānubandhī to Sañcalamaparayant, in terms of Bandhasvamitva. However, if the Gunasthan is stated in the general categories of Māna, Māyā, and Lobha, then in the case of Krodha, Māna, and Māyā, the three Kṣayās remain up to the second, third, and fourth parts of the ninth Gunasthan respectively, and the Kṣayā Lobha remains up to the tenth Gunasthan. If the Gunasthan is considered in this way, then in Kṣayāmārgaṇā, there are ten Gunasthan from the first to the tenth, and their Bandhasvamitva should be understood according to Bandhādhīkāra.**
**However, the author has stated their Bandhasvamitva in the Gunasthan in Kṣayāmārgaṇā in relation to Anantānubandhī etc. The summary is that in Vaikriya Kāyayoga, Bandhasvamitva is similar to Devagati, i.e., 104 in general and in the Gunasthan, 103 in the first, 93 in the second, 5 in the third, and 72 in the fourth Prakṛtis. In Vaikriya Mithya Kāyayoga, there is no Bandha of the two Prakṛtis, Tiryañcāyu and Manuṣyāyu, so the remaining Prakṛtis should be understood as bound in the same way as in Vaikriya Kāyayoga. This means that in Kriya Mithya Yoga, there are 102 Prakṛtis that are eligible for Bandha in general, and this Yoga...**