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## Six Divisions of the World (Chhakkanḍāga)
[1, 2, 41]
**How many are the Mithyādṛṣṭi (false-believing) beings among the humans who have attained the human state, in terms of the number of Dravyas (substances)?** They are countless. They are carried away by the countless, immeasurable, and innumerable Asarpini (descending) and Utsarpini (ascending) times. [41]
**In terms of time, the countless Mithyādṛṣṭi beings among humans are carried away by the countless Asarpini and Utsarpini times.** [41]
[64]
**In terms of the field, the number of Mithyādṛṣṭi beings among humans is a countless part of the Jagashreṇi (world-series).** The extent of that series is countless crores of yojanas. **Multiplying the square root of the first square of the Sucyangula (needle-finger) by its third square root, and establishing the result in the form of a line, the Jagashreṇi is carried away by the number of Mithyādṛṣṭi beings that is greater than the number of beings in thirteen places, including the one that is added to the line.** [42]
**Now, to determine the number of humans in the remaining places, the next two sutras are obtained.**
**From the Sāsādanasamyakdṛṣṭi (perfect-believing) place to the Sanjatāsanjata (controlled-controlled) place, how many are the humans in terms of the number of Dravyas?** They are countable. [43]
**This sutra means that from the Sāsādanasamyakdṛṣṭi place to the Sanjatāsanjata place, the number of humans in each place is countable.** In general, it is said that the number of humans in each of these four places is countable, but their specific number is as follows: There are fifty-two crores (52,000,000) Sāsādanasamyakdṛṣṭi humans, twice the number of Sāsādanasamyakdṛṣṭi humans are Samyakmithyādṛṣṭi (right-false-believing) humans, seven hundred crores are Asanjatasamyakdṛṣṭi (uncontrolled-perfect-believing) humans, and thirteen crores are Sanjatāsanjata humans. Some Ācāryas state that the number of Sāsādanasamyakdṛṣṭi humans is fifty crores, and the number of Samyakmithyādṛṣṭi humans is twice that.
**From the Pramattasanjata (careless-controlled) place to the Ayogikevali (non-yogic-liberated) place, the number of humans in each place is the same as the general description.** [44]
**Since the humans in the Pramattasanjatādi places are not possible in any other state except the human state, therefore, the number of Pramattasanjatādi beings among humans should be considered the same as the general description.**