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|| pāṇḍulohitakavastūddānam* ||
pāṇḍulohitānāṃ tarjanīyaṃ śreyakasya ca nigarhaṇīyam* |
aśvakapunarvasukānāṃ pravāsam uttaraḥ pratisaṃhare ||
adarśanāyaṃ chandasas tathaivāpratikaraṇā |
ariṣṭapāpīkādṛṣṭir udāyipaṃcakarmakaḥ || ||

dmar ser can gyi gźi’i (5) sdom ni ||
dmar ser can dag bsdigs pa daṅ ||
legs ldan smad par bya ba daṅ ||
’gro mgyogs daṅ ni nab so gñis ||
bskrad daṅ chu stod phyir ’gyed daṅ ||
’dun pa yi ni ma mthoṅ daṅ ||
de bźin slar ni mi ’chos daṅ ||
’chi ltas sdig pa’i lta ba can ||
char ka daṅ ni las lṅa’o ||

Pāṇḍulohitakavastūddāna lists the contents of this Vastu, the establishment of diciplinary punishments. As a group of monks were always in conflict, and always created discord in the saṃgha, the Buddha defined how disciplinary punishments should be carried out. Panglung p. 74. In the following the various kinds of punishment and penance are connected with a certain figures among the monks.

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