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A Jiva with the nature of a Tirthankara cannot remain in the state of a Tirthankara without going through the cycle of transmigration (Tiyachgati). This long state cannot be completed without traversing the Tiyachgati. Because the time for the five-sense (Panchendriya) state is said to be slightly more than one thousand Sagaras, and the time for the three-sense (Traskaya) state is said to be slightly more than two thousand Sagaras. Therefore, no Jiva can continuously take birth in the five-sense state for a longer period, nor in the three-sense state. And finally, the Jiva cannot complete the long period of bondage in the state of Koda-kodi Sagaras by taking birth only in the hell, human, and god states. Therefore, it must go through the Tiyachgati.
Another point is that the existence of the Tirthankara Karma in the Jivas of the Tiyachgati is denied. Therefore, where will it complete this long period? And in the third Bhantr before the birth of a Tirthankara, there is a bondage of the Tirthankara nature for one thousand Muhurtas. When this one Muhurta is unbound, how many states will it have? In this way, by dividing the one Koda-kodi into ten lakh eighty thousand Muhurtas, the quotient obtained is 625623624. This is the amount of states in one Muhurta. That is, one Muhurta is equal to this many Sagaras. In the same way, the amount of states in the final Muhurta should be known.
1. **Egi-dia-na-na-do-ni-sa-ha-sa-na-ta-sa-na-ka-ya-thi-i-1**
**A-ya-ra-na-i-ga-pa-ni-di-su-na-ra-ti-ri-ya-na-sa-ga-ttha-bha-va.** - Panchasangrah 2.46
2. **An-to-ko-da-ko-di-thi-i-e-vi-ka-ha-na-ho-i-ni-stha-pa-re.**
**Na-ne-ki-li-ya-ka-la-ni-ri-bha-o-a-pa-ho-i-ra-vi-ro-ho.** - Panchasangrah 1143