Vinaya Piṭaka — The Discipline Basket
Monastic discipline: 227 bhikkhu rules, 311 bhikkhunī rules, Saṅgha procedures.
957 scriptures · Page 6 of 10
Pvr 2.15 · How each offense is settledPvr 2.16 · Summary of the previous six sectionsPvr 3 · The thirteen groups of originations of offensesPvr 4 · Various topics with a focus on the origination of offensesPvr 5 · The legal issues and their settlingPvr 6 · The classes of offenses in the ChaptersPvr 7 · The numerical methodPvr 8 · Aspects of the legal proceduresPvr 9 · The ten reasons for the laying down of training rulesPvr 10 · Verses on the training rulesPvr 11 · Various aspects of the four kinds of legal issuesPvr 12 · Verses on how to accuse properlyPvr 13 · Accusations and the process of investigationPvr 14 · The short chapter on the resolution of conflictsPvr 15 · The great chapter on the resolution of conflictsPvr 16 · The robe-making ceremonyPvr 17 · Ven. Upāli questions the BuddhaPvr 18 · The origination of offensesPvr 19 · Verses on offenses, training rules, and legal proceduresPvr 20 · The sudorific versesPvr 21 · Legal procedures, why the Monastic Law, resolution of legal issuesBi Pj 1 · 1. The training rule on sexual intercourseBi Pj 2 · 2. The training rule on stealingBi Pj 3 · 3. The training rule on killing a human beingBi Pj 4 · 4. The training rule on falsely claiming a superhuman qualityBi Pj 5 · 5. The training rule on physical contact with a manBi Pj 5 · 5. The training rule on physical contact with a manBi Pj 6 · 6. The training rule on concealing an expulsion offenseBi Pj 6 · 6. The training rule on concealing an expulsion offenseBi Pj 7 · 7. The training rule on siding with an ejected monkBi Pj 7 · 7. The training rule on siding with an ejected monkBi Pj 8 · 8. The training rule on behaving inappropriately in eight waysBi Pj 8 · 8. The training rule on behaving inappropriately in eight waysBi Ss 1 · 1. The training rule on taking legal actionBi Ss 1 · 1. The training rule on taking legal actionBi Ss 2 · 2. Ordaining a criminalBi Ss 2 · 2. Ordaining a criminalBi Ss 3 · 3. Being aloneBi Ss 3 · 3. Being aloneBi Ss 4 · 4. Readmitting an ejected nunBi Ss 4 · 4. Readmitting an ejected nunBi Ss 5 · 5. Receiving food with lustBi Ss 5 · 5. Receiving food with lustBi Ss 6 · 6. Encouraging a nun to receive food from a man with lustBi Ss 6 · 6. Encouraging a nun to receive food from a man with lustBi Ss 7 · 7. MatchmakingBi Ss 8 · 8. Making a groundless accusation out of angerBi Ss 9 · 9. Making a groundless accusation out of anger, using a pretextBi Ss 10 · 10. Renouncing the training in angerBi Ss 10 · 10. Renouncing the training in angerBi Ss 11 · 11. Accusing nuns of acting from biasBi Ss 11 · 11. Accusing nuns of acting from biasBi Ss 12 · 12. Inappropriate socializingBi Ss 12 · 12. Inappropriate socializingBi Ss 13 · 13. Encouraging inappropriate socializingBi Ss 13 · 13. Encouraging inappropriate socializingBi Ss 14 · 14. Causing a schism in the SanghaBi Ss 15 · 15. Siding with a schismaticBi Ss 16 · 16. Being difficult to correctBi Ss 17 · 17. Being a corrupter of familiesBi Np 1 · 1. The training rule on collecting almsbowlsBi Np 1 · 1. The training rule on collecting almsbowlsBi Np 2 · 2. Distributing out-of-season robe-clothBi Np 2 · 2. Distributing out-of-season robe-clothBi Np 3 · 3. Taking back a traded robeBi Np 3 · 3. Taking back a traded robeBi Np 4 · 4. Asking for something elseBi Np 4 · 4. Asking for something elseBi Np 5 · 5. Exchanging for something elseBi Np 5 · 5. Exchanging for something elseBi Np 6 · 6. Exchanging designated Sangha propertyBi Np 6 · 6. Exchanging designated Sangha propertyBi Np 7 · 7. Exchanging designated Sangha property that was asked forBi Np 7 · 7. Exchanging designated Sangha property that was asked forBi Np 8 · 8. Exchanging designated collective propertyBi Np 8 · 8. Exchanging designated collective propertyBi Np 9 · 9. Exchanging designated collective property that was asked forBi Np 9 · 9. Exchanging designated collective property that was asked forBi Np 10 · 10. Exchanging designated personal property that was asked forBi Np 10 · 10. Exchanging designated personal property that was asked forBi Np 11 · 11. Getting an expensive heavy cloak in exchangeBi Np 11 · 11. Getting an expensive heavy cloak in exchangeBi Np 12 · 12. Getting an expensive light cloak in exchangeBi Np 12 · 12. Getting an expensive light cloak in exchangeBi Np 13 · 13. The training rule on keeping extra robe-cloth beyond ten daysBi Np 14 · 14. Staying apart from one’s robesBi Np 15 · 15. Keeping extra robe-cloth beyond a monthBi Np 16 · 16. Asking an unrelated person for a robeBi Np 17 · 17. Accepting too many robesBi Np 18 · 18. Requesting a fine robe from a fundBi Np 19 · 19. Requesting a fine robe from a combined fundBi Np 20 · 20. Excessive prompting to get a robeBi Np 21 · 21. Becoming the owner of moneyBi Np 22 · 22. Trading with moneyBi Np 23 · 23. BarteringBi Np 24 · 24. Exchanging an almsbowl with fewer than five mendsBi Np 25 · 25. Storing the five tonics too longBi Np 26 · 26. Taking back robe-cloth in angerBi Np 27 · 27. Asking for threadBi Np 28 · 28. Bribing weavers
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