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[Nishīthasūtra]
The term "tuyattēnte" has been used for the analysis of "ussīsamūle" and its explanation has been completed in the discussion of the sūtra "ussīsamūle ṭhavai". No independent sūtra with the verb "tuyattēi" has been shown. It is clear that this sūtra was not available to the Chūrṇikāra and the Bhāṣyakāra. Therefore, only 10 sūtras of rajoharan seem to be relevant here.
Bhāṣya Gāthā - "Je bhikṣū tuyattēnte, rajaharaṇam sīsage ṭhavejjahi" || 2192 ||
This Bhāṣya Gāthā is the explanation of "ussīsamūle ṭhavai". It is possible that someone wrote a new sūtra after seeing "tuyattēnte" in it. But the clear meaning of the prose is that 'a monk who keeps rajoharan at his head while sleeping is liable to atonement'. Therefore, it is not appropriate to imagine two separate sūtras from this prose.
**Summary of the Fifth Uddeshaka**
1-11. Standing, sitting, sleeping, eating, excreting, studying, etc. on the sentient earth around the trunk of a tree. 12. Getting one's sheet (etc.) sewn by a householder. 13. Making the strings for tying small sheets (etc.) long. 14. Eating un-sentient leaves of neem (etc.) after washing them with water. 15-22. Not turning over the foot-cloth and staff (etc.) of the bed-maker or others at the specified time. 23. Using the bed-spread after returning it without asking for permission again. 24. Spinning wool, thread (etc.). 25-30. Making or keeping a staff that is sentient, colored, and attractive with many colors. 31-32. Going to graze in a newly settled village (etc.) or in new mines. 33-35. Making or playing a vīṇā from the mouth (etc.) and playing other instruments (etc.). 36-38. Entering or staying in a bed that is intentional, with a visible form, and with an action. 39. Prohibiting the action of sexual desire. 40-41. Breaking a usable vessel or tearing pieces of cloth, blanket, foot-cloth and throwing them away. 42. Breaking pieces of a staff and throwing them away. 43-52. Making it bigger than the rajoharan-measure, making the beans subtle, connecting the beans together, tying them together in an improper way, making even one unnecessary tie, making more than three ties even if necessary. 43-52. Making a rajoharan of another kind except the five types, keeping it away, pressing it under the feet (etc.), keeping it under the head (etc.).
The above activities lead to a small monthly atonement.
**Conclusion**
In the first four Uddeshakas, all the sūtras have been collected in two divisions, but...