Pārājikakaṇḍa-Aṭṭhakathā (Dutiyo bhāgo)

Tatiyapārājika explains the third pārājika rule, beginning with the first promulgation narrative. It includes the Ānāpānassatisamādhikathā, detailed word analysis, miscellaneous legal points, and adjudicated cases related to intentional killing and the conditions of defeat. Catutthapārājika explains the fourth pārājika rule concerning false claims of superhuman attainments. It discusses the Vaggumudātīriya monks, wrong conceit, analytical classification of the rule, connected circumstances, non-offence cases, and concluding explanation. Saṅghādisesakaṇḍa comments on the thirteen saṅghādisesa rules. The section covers offences connected with sexual conduct, bodily contact, lewd speech, mediation in sexual matters, improper construction of huts and dwellings, malicious accusations, causing schism, supporting schism, stubborn behaviour, and corrupting families. Aniyatakaṇḍa presents the two indeterminate rules, explaining situations in which the exact offence must be determined according to circumstances, witnesses, and disciplinary assessment. Nissaggiyakaṇḍa begins the commentary on rules requiring forfeiture and confession. This volume covers the Cīvaravagga, Kosiyavagga, and Pattavagga, dealing with robes, kathina matters, old robes, robe requests, woollen materials, money, trade, bowls, medicines, rainy-seasTatiyapārājika explains the third pārājika rule, beginning with the first promulgation narrative. It includes the Ānāpānassatisamādhikathā, detailed word analysis, miscellaneous legal points, and adjudicated cases related to intentional killing and the conditions of defeat. Catutthapārājika explains the fourth pārājika rule concerning false claims of superhuman attainments. It discusses the Vaggumudātīriya monks, wrong conceit, analytical classification of the rule, connected circumstances, non-offence cases, and concluding explanation. Saṅghādisesakaṇḍa comments on the thirteen saṅghādisesa rules. The section covers offences connected with sexual conduct, bodily contact, lewd speech, mediation in sexual matters, improper construction of huts and dwellings, malicious accusations, causing schism, supporting schism, stubborn behaviour, and corrupting families. Aniyatakaṇḍa presents the two indeterminate rules, explaining situations in which the exact offence must be determined according to circumstances, witnesses, and disciplinary assessment. Nissaggiyakaṇḍa begins the commentary on rules requiring forfeiture and confession. This volume covers the Cīvaravagga, Kosiyavagga, and Pattavagga, dealing with robes, kathina matters, old robes, robe requests, woollen materials, money, trade, bowls, medicines, rainy-season cloth, thread, weaving, dangerous lodging conditions, and diverted offerings.