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## English Translation:
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**Chakkhandagama**
**Parishatanakriti** - The shedding of the pudgala skandhas of the desired body without accumulation is called Parishatanakriti.
**Paryaptanivritti** - The completeness of the Paryaptis is called Paryaptanivritti.
**Puja** - The glorification of Indra-dhvaja, Sarvato-bhadra, Ashta-anhik, etc. is called Puja. Archa or Archana is the name for general worship, and Puja refers to specific worship.
**Purva** - The eighty-four lakh years of the past are called Purva-anga, and eighty-four lakh Purva-angas make one Purva.
**Purva-koti** - The collective time of one crore Purva years is called Purva-koti.
**Pricchha-vidhi** - The question concerning the Dharma-nishedha of dravya, guna, and paryaya is called Pricchha. The Agama that lays down the rules for such Pricchha and its Prayaschitta is called Pricchha-vidhi.
**Paishunya** - The act of revealing the faults of others under the influence of anger, etc. is called Paishunya.
**Prakriti-samadahaar** - The collection of Anuyoga-dwaras that describe the Karma-prakritis is called Prakriti-samadahaar.
**Prakriti-arthata** - The Anuyoga-dwar that expounds the nature of Karmas is called Prakriti-arthata Anuyoga-dwar.
**Pratiṣṭhā** - The intellect within which the meaning remains established without destruction is called Pratiṣṭhā. This is another name for Dharana.
**Prati-chchhana** - The act of determining the meaning spoken by the Acharya Bhattarakas is called Prati-chchhana.
**Pratyamunda** - That which contracts the meaning that is being examined is called Pratyamunda. This is a synonym for Avyajna.
**Pradesha** - The space in the sky where one indivisible pudgala paramanu exists is called Pradesha.
**Pradesha-virach** - The creation of the incoming Karma-pradeshas within the Karma-sthiti in the form of nishedha is called Pradesha-virach.
**Prabhandhan-kal** - The collection of Upkramana and Apkramana-kal is called Prabhandhan-kal.
**Pravachana** - The twelve-fold Shruta, which is a collection of excellent words that cannot be refuted by the Kutirthas, is called Pravachana.
**Pravara-vad** - The path to liberation, which is in the form of the three jewels, is called Pravara. The Agama that speaks about it is called Pravara-vad.
**Badar** - A being with the rising of the Badar Karma is called Badar.
**Badar-nigoda** - The collection of root, ginger, suran, etc., nigoda beings, who have the rising of the Badar Karma, is called Badar-nigoda.
**Badar-nigoda-dravya-vargana** - The pudgalik varganas by which the body of the Badar-nigoda beings is formed are called Badar-nigoda-dravya-vargana.
**Badar-yugma** - The number that leaves a remainder of two when divided by four is called Badar-yugma-rashi.
**Buddhi** - The knowledge that perceives the object that is the subject of Iha is called Buddhi. In the present text (p. 700), this word is used for Avyajna.
**Bhavasthiti** - The state of a particular bhava, such as human, animal, etc., is called Bhavasthiti.
**Bhang-vidhi** - Bhang is the name for the destruction of a thing. It is inseparable from production and dhrauvya. Therefore, the Agama that lays down the nature of a thing in the form of production, expenditure, and dhrauvya is called Bhang-vidhi.
**Bhang-vidhi-vishesha** - The differences in Bhang, such as bat, sheel, and santhama, are called Bhang. The Agama that describes their specific rules is called Bhang-vidhi-vishesha.