 Candrakīrti accepts conventional reality of both entities—partly unreal (i) and partly real (ii)—on the ground that they both appear in mundane cognitive processes who are confused about their ultimate ontological status. Candrakīrti rejects conventional reality status of those entities that are supposedly intrinsically real (iii) and conventionally unreal (iv), although for different reasons. Conventional reality of intrinsically real entity is rejected in [MBh] 6.28 on the ground that its existence does not, forever, appear to a mundane cognitive processes.