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## Chapter Four of the Karma Granth
**And the three versions of the Avadhi and the three versions of the Kevala Darshan**
In the **Gram Samyakta**, **Bewak** (meaning **Kshayopa-samik-samyak-darshan**), there are four **Shan** and seven **Upayog** in the twelve **Margnaas**. || 34 ||
**Niti** and **Moksha** have **Anaharaktava**. There are eight **Upayog** in **Vigrah-Gati**. For example: **Bhaavi Tirthankar** etc., **Samyaktava**, **Mithyatva**, three **Jnanas** for **Mithyatva**, three **Ajnan** for **Mithyatva**, and **Avakshu** and **Avadhi** for both **Samyaktava** and **Mithyatva**, these are the two **Darshans**. In **Kevala-Samuddhat** and **Moksha**, **Kevala-Jnana** and **Kevala-Darshan** are the **Upayog**. In this way, there are a total of ten **Upayog** in the **Anaharak-Margna**.
**Manah-Paryaya-Jnana** and **Gaur-Kshu-Darshan**, these two **Upayog** are not included in the **Anaharak-Margna** because they are **Paryapt-Avashtha-Bhaavi**. Except for the four **Kevala-Jnanas**, there are four **Jnanas**, **Yatha-Khyat** **Charitra**, **Aupashamik**, **Kshayopa-samik**, two **Samyaktavas**, and **Avadhi-Darshan**, these eleven **Bhargavas** are found only from the fourth to the twelfth **Gunasthanas**. Therefore, three **Ajnan** and **Kevala-Dwik**, except for these five, the remaining seven **Upayog** are considered.
Here, three **Ajnan** are not considered in **Avadhi-Darshan**. So, according to the **Karma-Granthik** statement in the 21st **Gatha**, "**Jayaad Nav Mahasu-Shi-Durga**", it should be understood. || 34 ||
**Boter Tar Baras, Mane Kama Att Du Cha Cha Vaynan. Chadu Pan Tini Kay, Jiyagun-Jog-Ovoganne.** || 35 ||
**Trayodash Trayodash Dwadash, Manasi Kramad-Ast Dwe Char-Var-Chatvaro Banane. Chatvari Dwe Pach Trayah Karya, Jivagun-Yog-Upayoga Anye.** || 35 ||
**Meaning:** Other **Acharyas** say that in **Manoyog**, the **Jivasthan** is two, the **Gunasthan** is thirteen, the **Yog** is thirteen, and the **Upayog** is twelve. In **Vachan-Yog**, the **Jivasthan** is eight, the **Gunasthan** is...