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The chapter on Sapta-tika discusses the number of Udayavikalpas in the Gunasthanas, and then proceeds to consider the number of Padavrindas. The following verse from the Annabhashya is quoted:
"Atthi pati-san batti-san sastu-meva bavan-na.
Choyalan dhoya bhisha vi me misch-ma-isu."
This means that there are 68, 32, 32, 60, 52, 14, 44, and 20 Udayapadas in the Gunasthanas of Mithya-ishti, etc.
Here, Udayapada refers to the nature of the Udayasthanas. For example, in the Mithyatva Gunasthana, there are four Udayasthanas: 10, 6, 8, and 7 Prakrutis. The Udayasthana with 10 Prakrutis is one, so it has ten Prakrutis. The Udayasthana with 6 Prakrutis is formed by three alternative Prakrutis, so it has three, resulting in 27 Prakrutis. Similarly, the Udayasthana with 8 Prakrutis has 24 Prakrutis, and the one with 7 Prakrutis has 7. Thus, the Mithyatva Gunasthana has a total of 10 + 27 + 24 + 7 = 68 Prakrutis. The 32, etc., Udayapadas mentioned for the other Gunasthanas like Sasadan, etc., should be understood in the same way.
If we add all the Udayapadas of these eight Gunasthanas (from 68 to 27), the total number is 352. However, each Udayapada has 24 Bhangas. Therefore, multiplying 352 by 24 gives us 8448. These Padavrindas should be known up to the A-purvakarana Gunasthana. Adding the 28 Bhangas of the Anivrittikarana Gunasthana and the 1 Bhangas of the Sushama-Samparaya Gunasthana, we get 8448 + 29 = 8477. These are the total number of Padavrindas from the Mithyatva Gunasthana to the Sukshma-Samparaya Gunasthana.