Bhikkhupatimokkha (Theravada)
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| style="background:#efefef;" colspan="6" align="center"| <big> '''[[Nissaggiya Pacittiya]]''' </big> | | style="background:#efefef;" colspan="6" align="center"| <big> '''[[Nissaggiya Pacittiya]]''' </big> | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center"| ''The robe-cloth chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center"| ''The 'robe-cloth' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 1 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 1]] | | align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 1 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 1]] | ||
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| align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 10 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 10]] | | align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 10 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 10]] | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center"| ''The silk chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center"| ''The 'silk' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 11 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 11]] | | align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 11 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 11]] | ||
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| align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 20 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 20]] | | align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 20 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 20]] | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The bowl chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The 'bowl' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 21 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 21]] | | align="center" | [[Nissaggiya Pacittiya 21 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Nissaggiya Pacittiya 21]] | ||
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| style="background:#efefef;" colspan="6" align="center"| <big> '''[[Pacittiya]]''' </big> | | style="background:#efefef;" colspan="6" align="center"| <big> '''[[Pacittiya]]''' </big> | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The lie chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The 'lie' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 1 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 1]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 1 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 1]] | ||
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 10 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 10]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 10 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 10]] | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The living plant chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The 'living plant' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 11 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 11]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 11 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 11]] | ||
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 20 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 20]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 20 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 20]] | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The exhortation chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The 'exhortation' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 21 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 21]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 21 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 21]] | ||
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 30 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 30]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 30 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 30]] | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The food chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The 'food' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 31 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 31]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 31 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 31]] | ||
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 40 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 40]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 40 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 40]] | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The naked ascetic chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The 'naked ascetic' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 41 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 41]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 41 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 41]] | ||
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 50 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 50]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 50 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 50]] | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The alcoholic drink chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The 'alcoholic drink' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 51 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 51]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 51 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 51]] | ||
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 60 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 60]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 60 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 60]] | ||
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| - | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The animal chapter:'' | + | | colspan="6" align="center" | ''The 'animal' chapter:'' |
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| align="center" | [[Pacittiya 61 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 61]] | | align="center" | [[Pacittiya 61 (Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha)|Pacittiya 61]] | ||
Revision as of 17:25, 2 July 2006
The bhikkhupatimokkha of the Theravada tradition consists of 227 rules, divided into eight categories: parajika, sanghadisesa, aniyata, nissaggiya pacittiya, pacittiya, patidesaniya, sekhiya and adhikarana samatha. These categories determine the seriousness of the rule, and what should be done after breaking the rule. The adhikarana samatha rules are a bit different, in that they are not really rules, but ways in which conflicts within the Sangha (monastic community) can be resolved.
The following table lists all the rules of the patimokkha for bhikkhus in the Theravada tradition, according to the categories of offence:
