At SB 3.10.13-17 the six natural creations are counted: the first from the mahat (14), the second from the aham (15), the third the creation of the elements as the subtle measure (15), the fourth that of the senses (16), the fifth the vaikarika creation of the gods from which mind comes (16), and the sixth that of tamas (17). At SB 3.10.18-25 come the transformed: the seventh, the chief creation, sixfold, of the immovable (18-19); the eighth, that of the animals, of twenty-eight kinds (20); and the ninth, that of men, streaming downward (25). At SB 3.10.28 these ten are called 'vishvasR^ik-kR^itAH', made by the creator of the world.
Sarga
सर्ग
Also known as Prakrita-sarga (the natural creation)
Sarga, creation, is given by the Bhagavata as tenfold. At SB 3.10.13 Maitreya says: 'yathedAnIM tathAgre cha pashchAd apy etad IdR^isham / sargo nava-vidhas tasya prAkR^ito vaikR^itas tu yaH' — as it is now so it was in the beginning and so it will be; the creation is ninefold, natural and transformed. Six are natural — from the mahat, from the aham, the elements, the senses, the vaikarika creation of the gods, and that of tamas (SB 3.10.14-17). Three are transformed — the chief creation of the immovable, sixfold; that of the animals, of twenty-eight kinds; and that of men, streaming downward (SB 3.10.18-25); with the creation of the gods added, the ten are complete (SB 3.10.26-28). At SB 3.10.14 dissolution is given as threefold, by time, substance and guna.
Śrīmad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa 3.10.13 — Sanskrit Wikisource (pinned chapter page; Devanagari from the cross-validated transcription in validation/sanskrit_skandha3.json)