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## Ninth Uddeshak]
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Entering or leaving the inner palace is not virtuous, therefore this is suitable for me. I will bring food, drink, edibles and delicacies from the inner palace here," if he accepts this statement or approves of the one who accepts it. (He incurs Guruchaumasi Prāyaścitta.)
Discussion- The king's inner palace is of three types: 1. Juṇṇatepuraṁ-Apari-bhogyā-Vṛddhā Rānīyoṁ kā antaḥpura. 2. Navantepuraṁ Pari-bhogyā Yuva Rānīyoṁ kā antaḥpura. 3. Kaṇṇatepuraṁ-A-prāpta Yauvanā-Kanyā Rājakumārīyoṁ kā antaḥpura.
Rāyantepuriyā-Cūrṇikāra has interpreted this as "the king's queen". This meaning is not relevant, therefore it is not taken here.
The second meaning is-'Daasī'
The third meaning is-The protector of the inner palace, who usually stands near the door. This meaning is relevant.
Therefore, 'Antepuriyā' means one who resides in the inner palace or one who protects the inner palace.
Due to this difference in meaning, some alternatives have arisen in the text of Sutra No. 5, their true decision has not been possible.
Where the female doorkeeper resides, there the feminine "Jo taṁ evaṁ vadantī paḍisuṇeī" where the male doorkeeper is, there the masculine "Jo taṁ evaṁ vadantaṁ paḍisuṇeī" in this way both readings can be correct.
By getting it from the doorkeeper, one may consume food that is contaminated with poison, contaminated with poison, enchanted, or excessive food. There is also a possibility of many other faults. The king's Dānapiṇḍa-grahaṇa Prāyaścitta
6. Je bhikkhū raṇṇo khattiyāṇam mudiyāṇam muddhābhisittāṇam, 1. Duvāriya-bhattaṁ vā, 2. Pasu-bhattaṁ vā, 3. Bhayyaga-bhattaṁ vā, 4. Bala-bhattaṁ vā, 5. Kayaga-bhattaṁ vā, 6. Haya-bhattaṁ vā, 7. Gāya-bhattaṁ vā, 8. Kantāra-bhattaṁ vā, 9. Dubhikkha-bhattaṁ vā, 10. Dukāla-bhattaṁ vā, 11. Damaga-bhattaṁ vā, 12. Gilāna-bhattaṁ vā, 13. Baddaliyā-bhattaṁ vā, 14. Pāhuṇa-bhattaṁ vā paḍiggahēī, paḍiggahēntaṁ vā sāijjai.
6. If a monk accepts food prepared for 1. doorkeepers, 2. animals, 3. servants, 4. soldiers, 5. slaves or employees, 6. horses, 7. elephants,