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## The Fifth Karma Granthya
**256**
**Verse:** The four types of *Tanjas* are *Chaturja*, *Chatushka*, *Deddi*, and *Kai Aur*. The *Namkarma* has the *Anutkrusht* section of *Bandha*, and the rest of the *Dhruvbandhini* and *Ghati* natures have the *Ajghanya* section of *Bandha*. The *Gotrakarma* has both *Anutkrusht* and *Ajghanya* types of *Bandha*, making a total of four types.
The remaining sections of *Bandha* for the aforementioned natures, and all the *Bandha* for the rest of the remaining natures, are of two types.
**Explanation:** This verse discusses the divisions of *Bandha* in the *Mool* and *Uttar* natures. There are four types of *Bandha*: *Utkrusht*, *Anutkrusht*, *Jghanya*, and *Ajghanya*. Among these, the *Jghanya* refers to the least section of *Karma* power, and the *Ajghanya* refers to the divisions from one indivisible part above the *Jghanya* section power to the most *Utkrusht* section. Within these *Jghanya* and *Ajghanya* divisions, there are infinite divisions of the section.
The *Utkrusht* refers to the highest section power, and the *Anutkrusht* refers to the divisions from one indivisible part less than the *Utkrusht* power to the *Sarvajghanya* section. Thus, within the *Utkrusht* and *Anutkrusht* divisions, all the divisions of section power are contained. This can be understood with an example: Imagine the *Sarvajghanya* has a value of 1 and the *Utkrusht* has a value of 16. Then, 8 would be considered *Jghanya*, and the divisions from 9 to 16 would be considered *Ajghanya*. 16 would be considered *Utkrusht*, and the divisions from 15 to 8 would be considered *Anutkrusht*. These divisions are considered in the *Mool* and *Uttar* natures along with the *Sadi*, *Anadi*, *Dhruv*, and *Adhruv* divisions.