BUDDHIST MONASTIC CODE I

Thullaccaya offensesAppendix IXA bhikkhu performs all three steps in a go-between's role for a paṇḍaka (readingpaṇḍake as the locative singular, which is called for in the grammatical context ofthe sentence): a thullaccaya offense.Under Sg 6:A bhikkhu performs the next-to-last act in building a hut for his own use — itsmaterials acquired through begging — that is oversized or located on anunauthorized site: a thullaccaya offense.Under Sg 7:A bhikkhu performs the next-to-last act in building a hut for his own use —financed by a sponsor — that is located on an unauthorized site: a thullaccayaoffense.Under Sg 10:A bhikkhu persists in his intention to form a schismatic group or to take up aposition that can lead to schism, up through the end of the second announcementof a formal rebuke in a meeting of the Community: a thullaccaya offense.Under Sg 11:A bhikkhu persists in his intention to support a potential schismatic, up through theend of the second announcement of a formal rebuke in a meeting of theCommunity: a thullaccaya offense.Under Sg 12:A bhikkhu persists in being difficult to admonish, up through the end of the secondannouncement of a formal rebuke in a meeting of the Community: a thullaccayaoffense.Under Sg 13:A bhikkhu persists in criticizing an act of banishment performed against him, upthrough the end of the second announcement of a formal rebuke in a meeting of theCommunity: a thullaccaya offense.Thullaccayas in the Khandhakas"Nakedness, a sectarian observance, should not be followed. Whoever shouldfollow it: a thullaccaya offense." — Mv.VIII.28.1"A kusa-grass garment ... a bark-fiber garment ... a garment of bark pieces ... ahuman hair blanket ... a horse tail-hair blanket ... owls' wings ... black antelope hide,498