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## Chapter 280:
There are 9 *Chaubisi* (sets of 24) in the five-natured *Udayasthan* (state of arising), 3 *Chaubisi* in the four-natured *Udayasthan*, 12 *Bhang* (divisions) in the two-natured *Udayasthan*, and 5 *Bhang* in the one-natured *Udayasthan*. Their detailed explanation is given below.
The ten-natured *Udayasthan* is one, hence it has one *Chaubisi* of *Bhang*. This *Udayasthan* is found in the *Mithyatva* (false belief) *Gunasthan* (state of qualities).
The nine-natured *Udayasthan* has six *Chaubisi* of *Bhang* because this *Udayasthan* is found in the *Mithyatva*, *Sasadan*, *Mishra*, and *Avirat Samyagdristi* *Gunasthan* (states of qualities). In the *Priyatva* *Gunasthan*, there are three *Prakriti Vikalp* (nature variations), hence it has three *Chaubisi* of *Bhang*. In the remaining three *Gunasthan*, there is no *Prakriti Vikalp*, hence each has one *Chaubisi* of *Bhang*.
The eight-natured *Udayasthan* has eleven *Chaubisi* of *Bhang*. This eight-natured *Udayasthan* exists from the first to the fifth *Gunasthan* and is formed by three variations of *Prakriti* in *Mithyatva* and *Avirat Samyagdristi* *Gunasthan*, two variations in *Sasadan* and *Mishra*, and no variation in *Deshavirat* *Gunasthan*. Therefore, there are three *Chaubisi* of *Bhang* in *Mithyatva* and *Avirat*, two in *Sasadan* and *Mishra*, and one in *Deshavirat*. The total is 3+3+2+2+1=11.
Similarly, the seven-natured *Udayasthan* also has eleven *Chaubisi* of *Bhang*. This *Udayasthan* is found from the first to the seventh *Gunasthan*. In the fourth and fifth *Gunasthan*, there are three variations of *Prakriti*, hence it is formed in three ways. Therefore, each of these two *Gunasthan* has three *Chaubisi* of *Bhang*. In the remaining five *Gunasthan* (first, second, third, sixth, and seventh), there is no *Prakriti Vikalp*, hence each has one *Chaubisi* of *Bhang*. The total is eleven.