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The proportion of the four **Panchama Karmas** is 4. Therefore, dividing 25600 by 4, we get 6400, which is one part. Subtracting this one part from 25600, we get 19200, which is the **Bahubhag**. Dividing this **Bahubhag** into eight equal parts, each part becomes 2400. Therefore, each **Karma** receives 2400 **dravya**. The remaining one part, 6400, is divided by 4, giving us 1600. Subtracting this 1600 from 6400, we get 4800, which is the **Bahubhag** for **Vedaniya Karma**. The remaining 1600 is divided by 4, giving us 400. Subtracting this 400 from 1600, we get 1200, which is the **Bahubhag** for **Mohaniya Karma**. The remaining one part, 400, is divided by 4, giving us 100. Subtracting this 100 from 400, we get 300. This **Bahubhag** of 300 is divided into three equal parts, giving 100 each to **Jnanacharan**, **Darshanavaran**, and **Antaraya**. The remaining 100 is divided by 4, giving us 25. Subtracting this 25 from 100, we get 75. This **Bahubhag** is divided into two equal parts, giving **Nama** and **Gotra Karma** each 37.5. The remaining one part, 25, is given to **Ayukarma**. Therefore, each **Karma** receives the following **dravya**:
- **Vedaniya**: 2400
- **Mohaniya**: 2400
- **Jnanavaran**: 2400
- **Ayukarma**: 2400
- **Darshanavaran**: 2400
- **Antaraya**: 2400
- **Nama**: 2400
- **Gotra**: 2400
Thus, 25600 is distributed among the **Karmas** in this proportion. This example is only to explain the framework of division, but the actual...