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Chakkhandagame Khudabandho
[2, 3, 24]
1. Anata-pranata and arana-acyuta kalpavasī devanam antaram keva-ciram kālādo hodi? || 24 ||
The interval between the anata-pranata and arana-acyuta kalpavasī devas is how long?
2. Jahaneṇa māsapudhatam. || 25 || Ukkassamantakālamasaṃkhejjapogga-la pariyaṃkaṃ. || 26 ||
The minimum interval is for a month's duration. || 25 || The maximum interval is for an infinite duration of innumerable transformations of matter. || 26 ||
3. Navageva-jjavimāṇavāsiya-devāṇamantaraṃ keva-ciram kālādo hodi? || 27 ||
What is the interval between the nine Graiveyaka vimāna-vāsī devas? || 27 ||
4. Jahavāsadhataṃ || 28 || Ukkasseṇa anantakālamasaṃkhejjapogga-la pariyaṃkaṃ. || 29 ||
The minimum interval is for a year's duration. || 28 || The maximum interval is for an infinite duration of innumerable transformations of matter. || 29 ||
5. Aṇudisa jāva avaidivimaṇavāsiya devāṇa mantaraṃ keva-ciram kālādo hodi? || 30 ||
What is the interval between the devas dwelling in the vimānas from the anudiśas up to the Aparājita? || 30 ||
6. Jahaneṇa vāsadhattaṃ. || 31 || Ukkasseṇa ve sāgarovamāṇi sādireyāṇi. || 32 ||
The minimum interval is for a duration of a year. || 31 || The maximum interval is for a duration of slightly less than two sāgaropamas. || 32 ||
7. Savvattha-siddhivimāṇavāsiya-devāṇamantaraṃ keva-ciram kālādo hodi? || 33 || Natthiantaraṃ, nirantaraṃ. || 34 ||
What is the interval between the Sarvārthasiddhi vimāna-vāsī devas? || 33 || There is no interval, it is continuous. || 34 ||
8. Indiriyāṇuvādeṇa eindiriyāṇamantaraṃ keva-ciram kālādo hodi? || 35 ||
According to the classification of the senses, what is the interval between the one-sensed beings? || 35 ||
9. Jahaneṇa khuddābhavagga-ṇaṃ. || 36 || Ukkasseṇa besāgarovama-sahassāṇi puvvakoḍipudhatteṇa bhahiyāṇi. || 37 ||
The minimum interval is for the duration of a small existence. || 36 || The maximum interval is for a duration greater than two thousand sāgaropamas by a previous innumerable number of koṭis. || 37 ||