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## Sixth Karmagramya
### 335
Uday is not caused by guna-pratyaya alone, therefore the related alternatives are not mentioned here.
### 31
The natural udayasthan is only for the tiryanchas. Here also there are 144 bhangas. Thus, in deshavirat, the total bhangas of all udayasthanas are 10 + 144 + 144 + 144 / 1443 bhangas.
### P
Here there are four sattasthanas which are 93, 92, 86 and natural. Those who become deshavirat by binding the four of tirthankara and aharaka, they have 63 sattas of the natural, and the rest is easy to understand. Thus, in deshavirat, the binding, uday and sattasthanas are explained. There is a debate about the avadha:
If a deshavirat man binds 28 natural, then he has 25, 27, 28, 26 and 30 natural, these five udayasthanas, and in each of them there are 62 and 18 natural, these two sattasthanas. But if a viyancha binds 28 natural, then along with the aforementioned five udayasthanas, there is also a 31 natural udayasthan, making it six udayasthanas, and in each of them there are 62 and natural, these two sattasthanas. 26 natural bandhastan is of a deshavirat man. Therefore, he has the aforementioned 25, 27, 28, 26 and 30 natural, these five udayasthanas, and in each udayasthan there are 63 and 66 natural, these two sattasthanas. Thus, in the deshavirat gunasthan, from the general, there are four sattasthanas in the first five udayasthanas and two in the last udayasthan, making a total of 22 sattasthanas.
The details of the bandha etc. places of the deshavirat gunasthan should be known as follows: