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**Firmgranth Mag Four**
If we assume 18 Kalpas to be equal to an uncountable number of parts, then there are 2 Asurakumaras equal to the regions of 2 Adhi-Dhenis. Each Sudhigini is assumed to have 320,040 Praveshas. In total, there are 6,400,0007 Praveshas in 2 Sachishreni. This number of Asurakumaras, etc., should be considered equal to each Bhavanapati, which is actually uncountable.
The number of Pantar Vedas of a particular type is described as follows:
The number of Praveshas in a Yोजन-Praman Adhishish is divided by the time-Pantar's Pradeshas. The number of Pradeshas obtained in the division is the number of Pantar Devas of each type.
To understand this, imagine that there are 1,000,000 Praveshas in a Sadayat Pojan-Praman Adhi-Ni. According to the assumed number of 3,200,000 Pradeshas in each Sushu-Shreni, there are 10,240,000,000,000 Praveshas in total. Now, dividing this number by 1,000,000, we get 10,240,000. This is the number of Yantar Nikayis. This number is actually uncountable.
The uncountable number of Jyotishi Devas is assumed as follows:
The number of Pradeshas in the time-Pantar is divided by the number of Praveshas in 256 Asal-Praman-Shreni. The quotient obtained is the number of Jyotishi Devas.
**_ _ 1** The measure of Tryantar is found in Gommatasar. See, the 156th verse of the Jivakand.
**2** The number of Jyotishi Devas is different in Gommatasar. See, the 156th verse of the Jivakand.