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## Appendix-2
There are 127 *mujakar* bonds, 45 *alpatar* bonds, and 150 *pravaktvyabandh* bonds, specifically in comparison to *mangas*.
The variations that occur due to the change in the nature of the *prakritis* in the same *bandhasthan* are called *bhangas*. For example, in the 22 *prakritik* *anghaस्थान*, there is a bond of one *veda* out of the three *vedas* and one pair out of the pairs of *hasya-rati* and *shoka-arati*. Therefore, there are 343 = 6 *mangas*. That is, a being binds the 22 *prakritik* *bandhasthan* with *hasya*, *rati*, and *purushaveda*, another binds it with *ghoka*, *arati*, and *purushaveda*, another binds it with *hasya*, *rati*, and *striveda*, and another binds it with *shoka*, *arati*, and *striveda*. Similarly, one should understand it for *napunsakavedas*. In this way, the 22 *prakritik* *bandhasthan* occurs in six ways for different beings. Similarly, there are four *bhangas* in the 21 *prakritik* *bandhasthan*, because in it, a being at one time binds one *veda* out of the two *vedas* and one pair out of the two pairs. The summary of this is that in their respective *bandharayan*, the *sampatti* *vedas* and pairs are multiplied with each other, resulting in the *bhangas* of their respective *bandhasthan*. The number of these *bhangasthans* is as follows:
*Ambapo se badu igio se vo ho havati chhato ti.*
*Ekka mayo bhango bandhattanesu mohasse.* (467)
There are six *bhangas* for the 22 *mohaniya karma* *bandhasthans*, four for the 21, two for the *pramat* *gunasthan* onwards, and one for the *sanbhavit* *bandhasthans* onwards. In comparison to these *mangas*, the 127 *mujakar* are as follows:
*Nam chavisan baras bosan bajratuvo se vo ho.*
*Dhuli panagavona tipatiya micchadimujagara.* (472)
There is not a single *mujakar* bond in the first *gunasthan* because there is no *bandhasthan* with more *prakritis* than the 22 *prakritik* *bandhasthans*, which would make a *mujakar* bond possible here. In the second *gunasthan*, there are 24 *mujakars*, because when 21 is bound and 22 is bound, there are four *bhangas* of 21...