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The sixth karma granth and the non-binding of the tiyanchayu in both gods and narakas results in one bhang each, making a total of eight bhangs. When these are subtracted from the aforementioned 28 bhangs, 20 bhangs remain.
In the Deshaviraat Gunasthan, there are 12 bhangs. This is because Deshaviraat occurs in both Tiryanch and humans, and if they bind the lifespan related to the Parbhaav, they only bind the Devaaayu, not any other lifespan. Deshaviraat lifespan binders bind only the Devaaayu, not the remaining lifespans. Therefore, there is one bhang each before their lifespan binding and one bhang each during the time of lifespan binding. This makes a total of four bhangs for both Tiryanch and humans combined. Additionally, there are four bhangs for Tiryanch and four bhangs for humans in relation to the aforementioned binding. This is because there is no obstacle in attaining the Deshaviraat Gunasthan for both Tiryanch and humans after binding the lifespan related to all four gatis. Thus, there are four bhangs for Tiryanch and four bhangs for humans in relation to the aforementioned binding, making a total of eight bhangs. Adding these to the aforementioned four bhangs, the total number of bhangs in the Deshaviraat Gunasthan becomes twelve.
'Chh Hosu', meaning the fifth Gunasthan, followed by the Prammatasanyat and Aprammatasanyat Gunasthan, have six bhangs. This is because both these Gunasthan are only for humans and they bind only the Devaaayu. Therefore, there is one bhang before their lifespan binding and one bhang during the time of lifespan binding. However, there are four bhangs in relation to the aforementioned binding because there is no obstacle in attaining the Prammatasanyat and Aprammatasanyat Gunasthan after binding the lifespan related to all four gatis. Thus, combining the one bhang before lifespan binding, one bhang during lifespan binding, and four bhangs in relation to the aforementioned binding, there are six bhangs in both the Prammatasanyat and Aprammatasanyat Gunasthan.