BUDDHIST MONASTIC CODE I

Thullaccaya offensesAppendix IXthullaccaya offense. Again, if the case goes to court and the bhikkhu loses:another thullaccaya offense. Shifting a boundary marker: Any steps between removing the boundarymarker from its original place and putting it in a new place: a thullaccayaoffense for each step. Taking a dutiable item through a customs area without paying duty: Makingthe object move without fully moving it from the customs area: a thullaccayaoffense.Under Pr 3:A bhikkhu kills a "non-human being" — a yakkha, nāga, or peta: a thullaccayaoffense.A bhikkhu causes a human being to experience pain or injury as a result of hisefforts to kill him/her: a thullaccaya offense.A bhikkhu gets an accomplice to agree to kill a human being: a thullaccaya offense.A bhikkhu tests a poison on a human being: a thullaccaya offense regardless ofwhether the human being dies.Under Pr 4:A bhikkhu means to lay false claim to one superior human state but actually laysfalse claim to another, while not being alert to what he is saying: a thullaccayaoffense.A bhikkhu lays false claim to a superior human state, explicitly mentioning the statebut without explicitly mentioning himself, fully aware that he is making such a claim:a thullaccaya offense.Under Sg 1:A bhikkhu makes an intentional effort to emit semen, but without reaching anemission: a thullaccaya offense.Under Sg 2:Impelled by lust, a bhikkhu makes bodily contact with a paṇḍaka, a female yakkha,or a dead woman, perceiving his object correctly: a thullaccaya offense.Impelled by lust, a bhikkhu makes bodily contact with a woman while under theimpression that she is something else — a paṇḍaka, a man, or an animal: athullaccaya offense.496