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Appendix-2
There is more of it. In all four pairs, the two-two touches have equal parts.
In Ānṛpūrva - Devānṛpūrva and Narakānṛpūrva have the least part, but they are equal to each other. From that, Manuṣyānṛpūrva and Tiryacānṛpūrva have more and more parts respectively.
In Vihāyogati - Praṇast Vihāyogati has less and Aprāśast Vihāyogati has more than that. _Asāvi Bīs in:- Pras has less, Śāvar has more than that! Paryāpt has less, Aparyāpt has more than that. In the same way, one should understand each-ordinary, stable-unstable, auspicious-inauspicious, easy-difficult, Mujham-Dādar and Ādeya-Anādeya as well. And Ayas:Kīrti has the least part and Yas:Kīrti has more than that. Ātap Udyot, Praśast Aprāśast Vihāyogati, Musvar, Duḥsvar have equal parts among themselves.
Nirmāṇa, Ichaśvās, Parādhāt, Upadhāt, Anurulghu and Tīrṣkar Nāma do not have Alpबहुत्व. Because the idea of Alpबहुत्व is considered only in homogeneous or opposite natures. For example, Varṇanāmakarma is homogeneous for Kṛṣṇa Nāmakarma and Subhag and Dur Bhag are opposite to each other. But the above natures are neither homogeneous because they are not sub-natures of any one Piḍa nature, nor are they opposite because their bondage can also happen together.
Gotrakarma - Nīc Gotra has less and Ucca Gotra has more.
Antarāyakarma - Dānantarāya has the least and Lābha, Bhoga, Upbhoga and Vīrya Antarāya have more and more parts respectively.
One should understand the above Alpबहुत्व in relation to the excellent position and in relation to the inferior position -
Janavarpa and Vednīc have Alpबहुत्व as before. In Darśanābaraṇa, Nidrā has the least, Prachalā has more than that, Nidā. Nidā