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## 172nd Century
The reason for the excellent state-binding of the aforementioned six natures of Devas and Narakas is that when the complex results that are bindable to the aforementioned natures occur, humans and Tiryanchas bind these six natures to a maximum of eighteen Sagara-measure of state. If there are more complex results, then they transgress the binding of these natures and bind the natures that are worthy of Naraka-gati. But Devas and Narakas, even when there are excellent complex results, only bind the natures that are worthy of Tiryancha-gati, they cannot bind the natures that are worthy of Naraka-gati. Because Devas and Narakas are not born in Naraka. Therefore, Devas and Narakas with excellent complex results bind these six natures to an excellent state of twenty Kodakodi Sagara-measure.
In the context of the excellent state-binding of the aforementioned six natures, it should be understood that the Devas of the heavens above Ishan heaven, like Sanatkumar, etc., bind the excellent state of Sewart Sanhanan and Audarik Angopang, but the Devas of Ishan heaven do not. Because the Devas up to Ishan heaven, even when there are complex results worthy of them, bind the middle state of both natures to a maximum of eighteen Sagara-measure, and if they have excellent complex results, they bind the natures worthy of Ekendriya. The Devas of Sanatkumar, etc., even when they have excellent complex results, bind the natures worthy of Panchendriya Tiryancha, but they do not bind the natures worthy of Ekendriya because they are not born in Ekendriya. Therefore, the excellent state of twenty Kodakodi Sagara-measure of these two natures, Sewart Sanhanan and Audarik Angopang, is bound by the Devas of Sanatkumar, etc., who have excellent complex results.