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1.9-9.197) Regarding the devagati of the beings in the Chuliya:
[335] Coming from the paryapta humans, they come to the sankhyatavarshayuṣka, not the asankhyatavarshayuṣka. [189]
The devagati of the bhavnavasi, vanavyantar, jyotishi, and the Saudharma and Aishana kalpavasis is the same as the common devagati. [190]
From Sanatkumara up to the Shatar-Sahasrar kalpavasis, the devagati is the same as the naraka beings of the first earth. The only difference is that instead of "udvartita", one should say "chyuta". [191]
From Anata up to the Navagevayak vimānavasis, how many gatīs do the mithyadṛṣṭi, sasadan samyagdṛṣṭi, and asanjayat samyagdṛṣṭi devas come to, being chyuta from the devaparyaya? [192]
They come to only one, the manushya gati. [193]
Coming to the manushyas, they come to the garbhopakranti, not the sammurchi. [194]
Coming to the garbhopakranti manushyas, they come to the paryapta, not the aparyapta. [195]
Coming to the paryapta, they come to the sankhyatavarshayuṣka, not the asankhyatavarshayuṣka. [196]
From Anata up to the Navagevayak vimānavasis, the samyagmithyadṛṣṭi devas, with the samyagmithyatva gunasthāna, do not become chyuta from the devaparyaya. [197]