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In the 392nd century, the aforementioned sixteen *prakritis* are destroyed, and after their destruction, the eight *kṣayās* are also destroyed in the same way. After that, it differentiates between the nine *mokṣāyas* and the four *sancalana kṣayās*. Then, it destroys the six *nokṣayās* in order: *napumsakaved*, *strīved*, and *hāsyādi*. After that, it destroys two parts of the *puruṣaved* together, and merges the third part with the *sanjvalana krodha*. This sequence is described for someone who ascends the *puruṣaved* *śreṇī*. If a woman ascends the *śreṇī*, she first destroys the *napumsakaved*, then the *puruṣaved*, the six *nokṣayās*, and finally the *strīved*. If a *napumsaka* ascends the *śreṇī*, he first destroys the *strīved*, then the *puruṣaved*, the six *nokṣayās*, and finally the *napumsakaved*. In summary, some believe that the destruction of the sixteen *prakritis* begins first, and the destruction of the eight *kṣayās* occurs in the middle, followed by the destruction of the sixteen *prakritis*. In the *Go. Karmakāṇḍa*, a different opinion is mentioned in this regard:
"There is no *anantānubandhī* in the *upaśama śreṇī*, and the *kṣapaka anivṛttikaraṇa* first destroys the eight *kṣayās* and then destroys the sixteen *prakritis* and so on, some say."
"In this way, the *napumsaka* arises, and in this way, the *strī* and the *sat* arise. The *napumsaka* arises from the *apumoda*, and the *strī* arises from the *napumsaka*." - *Paṇḍhasangraha* 346 (see next page)