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## Chapter 70
There are 12,12 bhangas. However, they are not counted separately because they are possible in the realms of ordinary humans.
In the natural realm, there are nine types of births: human, five-sense beings, as, badar, paryapta, subhaga, adeya, yasha-kirti, and tirthankara. These nine natural realms are attained in the ayojika-kevali gunasthan of a tirthankara. If we subtract the tirthankara nature from this realm, we are left with eight natural realms. This is the realm of an atirthankara kevali in the ayojika-kevali gunasthan.
Here, in the realms of the kevali, there is one special bhang in each of these eight realms: 20, 21, 27, 26, 30, 31, 6, and 8. Therefore, there are eight bhangas. Of these, two bhangas in the realms of 20 (prashika) and 21 (nik) are of the atirthankara kevali, while the remaining six bhangas are of the tirthankara kevali.
Thus, the total number of bhangas related to the realms of all humans is 2602 + 35 + 7 + 8 = 2652.
Now, we will discuss the realms of the gods and their bhangas.
There are six natural realms of the gods: 21, 25, 27, 28, 26, and 30.
In the twelve types of dhruvodaya of name-karma, there is one each from the following nine types: devagati, dev-anupurvi, five-sense beings, as, badar, paryapta, subhaga, durbhaga, one each from adeya and anadeya, and one each from yasha-kirti and ayasha-kirti. When these nine types are combined, we get 21 types.
In the realm of the kevali, there is one special bhang in each of the following eight realms: 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 28. These are eight bhangas. Of these, two bhangas in the realms of 21 and 22 are of the atirthankara kevali, while the remaining six bhangas are of the tirthankara kevali.
(Commentary on Chapter 70, page 186)