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This has been done, while it has considered the idea of bondage ownership based on the paths of motion, etc.
The fourth karma granth called Shadshasti has elaborated on five topics: jiva sthana, margana sthana, guna sthana, bhava and sankhya. Out of these five divisions, the first three divisions describe other related topics. The last two divisions, namely bhava and sankhya, are not mixed with any other topic. Both topics are independent.
The fifth karma granth called Shatak, after classifying the natures described in the first karma granth in many ways like dhrabaddhi, adhra baddhini, dhravodaya, adhra bodaya, etc., has described them in relation to their vipak. After that, the nature, pradesh, sthiti and anubhag bandha of the said natures and their owner have been described. Finally, the special form of upshamani and kshapakneni has been stated. The order of the basis and description
Before the composition of the five karma granths of Shrimad Devendrasuri, six chapters on karma had been composed by different acharyas like Acharya Shivsharma, Chandrashi Mahttar, etc. at different times. Shrimad Devendrasuri has composed his five karma granths based on five of the said six chapters. Therefore, these karma granths are known as 'Navin Karma Granths'.
The ancient karma granth writers have described the topics in their granths and the order of description, almost the same topics and order of description has been kept by Shrimad Devendrasuri. In their composition, only the ancient