Manorathapūraṇī nāma Aṅguttara-Aṭṭhakathā (Tatiyo bhāgo)

Pañcakanipāta — Commentary on the “Book of Fives,” including sections such as Sekhabalavagga, Balavagga, Pañcaṅgikavagga, Sumanavagga, Nīvaraṇavagga, Upāsakavagga, Araññavagga, and other groups. Major themes include the five powers, hindrances, generosity, lay ethics, restraint, discipline, and meditative development. Chakkanipāta — Commentary on the “Book of Sixes,” covering topics such as worthy recipients, harmony, recollection, death contemplation, sense restraint, diligence, arahantship, and doctrinal classifications. Sattakanipāta — Commentary on the “Book of Sevens,” with material on wealth, latent tendencies, the Vajjian principles, perception, great sacrifice, mettā, anger, vinaya, and the qualities supporting spiritual progress. Aṭṭhakanipāta — Commentary on the “Book of Eights,” including Mettāvagga, Mahāvagga, Gahapativagga, Dānavagga, Uposathavagga, Gotamīvagga, Bhūmicālavagga, and related sections. Core topics include loving-kindness, giving, householders, uposatha practice, and conditions for decline or progress. Navakanipāta, Dasakanipāta, and Ekādasakanipāta — Later numerical sections explaining groups of nine, ten, and eleven dhammas, including awakening factors, lion’s roar themes, gradual liberation, noble dwellings, recollections, mettā, and concluding commentarial material.