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## 3. Kshetranugamo
Kshetranugame, there are two types of niddhesa: Ogha-niddhesa and Aadesha-niddhesa. || 1 ||
The Kshetranugam Anuyogadwar has been obtained to provide knowledge about the kshetra (field) related to the fourteen jivasamasas, whose existence has been known through the Satpraroopanā Anuyogadwar and whose number has been established through the Dravyapramananugam. Alternatively, this Kshetranugam Anuyogadwar has been obtained to address the doubt about how the infinite number of jivas are situated in the infinite Lokakasha, which is comprised of countless regions.
Initially, the kshetra is deposited. This deposition is of four types based on name, sthapana, dravya, and bhava. The word "kshetra" itself, without any other reason, is called Namakshetra. The imagination of "this is the kshetra" in a dravya, whether it is tadakar or atadakar, is called Sthapanakshetra.
Dravyakshetra is of two types: Agamdravyakshetra and Noagamdravyakshetra. The kshetrapraabhrut, which is known but not currently used, is called Agamdravyakshetra. Noagamdravyakshetra is of three types: Jnayaka-sharira, Bhaavi, and Tadvyatirikt. Jnayaka-sharira is of three types: Bhaavi Jnayaka-sharira, Vartaman Jnayaka-sharira, and Atit Jnayaka-sharira. Atit Jnayaka-sharira is also of three types: Chuyut, Chyaavit, and Tyakt. The one who will know the kshetra-related shastra in the future is called Bhaavi Noagamdravyakshetra. The Noagamdravyakshetra, which is different from Jnayaka-sharira and Bhaavi, is of two types: Karmadravyakshetra and Nokarmadravyakshetra. The eight types of karmadravyas, such as Jnanavaran, are called Tadvyatirikt Noagamkarmadravyakshetra. Nokarmadravyakshetra is of two types: औपचारिक (Aupacharic) and पारमार्थिक (Paramarthik). The shaktikshetra and godhum (wheat) etc., which are famous in the lok, are called Aupacharic Tadvyatirikt Noagam-Nokarmadravyakshetra. Akashadravy is the Paramarth Tadvyatirikt Noagam-Nokarmadravyakshetra.
Bhavakshetra is of two types: Agambhavakshetra and Noagambhavakshetra. The jiva who knows the kshetra-related graabhrut and is also using it in the present time is called Agambhavakshetra. The jiva who is suitable for other substances without using the kshetra-related shastra is called Noagambhavakshetra.