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## Kangranth Part Four
This is expected from the fourth part of the Kangranth. The Ganasthanas are as follows, in relation to the specific Ghogs of Satyamanyog, etc.:
(a) In the five Yogas of Satyamana, Asatyamrishamana, Satya Vachan, Asatyamrishavachan, and Audarik, there are thirteen Gunasthanas.
(b) In the four of Asatyamana, Mithmana, Asatyavachan, and Mishravachan, there are the first twelve Gunasthanas.
(c) In Audarikmitra and Farmankayadyog, there are four Gunasthanas: the first, second, fourth, and thirteenth.
(d) In Vaikriyfayayog, there are the first seven Gunasthanas, and in Kriyamishrakayayog, there are five Gunasthanas: the first, second, fourth, fifth, and sixth.
(e) In Aharakkayayog, there are two Gunasthanas: the sixth and seventh, and in Aharakamadhakayayog, there is only the sixth Gunasthan. || 22 ||
Asannisus Padhambugan, Padhamtileshasu Chach Dusus Satt. Padhamtidgagajaya, Anahare Magganasu Guna. || 23 || Asanji Pu Prathamadvik, Prathamapileshyasu Shat Cha Dvamosmpt.
Prathamaatidvikayatan Yatanahare Marganasu Guna. || 23 ||
In Arthsanji, the first two Gunasthanas are found. In the three Leshyas of Krishna, Neel, and Kapoot, there are the first six Gunasthanas, and in Sej and Padam, there are the first seven Gunasthanas. In Anaharfamargna, there are five Gunasthanas: the first two, the last one, and Aviratsamyagdristi. Thus, the description of Gunasthanas in Margna is complete. || 23 ||
Meaning: In Asanji, the Gunasthanas are described. The first Gunasthan is for all types of Attis, and the second is for some Asanjis, those who are Asanji, Karan-Aparayapt Ekendiry Avi.