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[Nishith Sutra 8. Food prepared for travelers in the forest, 9. Food given to famine-stricken people, 10. Food given to drought-stricken people, 11. Food prepared for the poor, 12. Food prepared for the sick, 13. Food prepared for people affected by rain,
14. Food prepared for visitors, or one who approves of such food being taken. (He incurs Guruchaumasi Pratikraman.)]
**Discussion:** In many royal families or wealthy families, there is a custom of offering such food daily. If a monk accepts any such food, it causes obstruction to those for whom the food was prepared, or it initiates the process of preparing food again, and also incurs the fault related to accepting royal food.
**Explanation of Specific Words:** 1. Duvariya-Bhattan - Dovaria - Darapala - Gatekeeper of the city. 2. Balan - Chaunvihan - Paikkbalan, Asabalan, Hatthibalan, Rahbalan. 3. Kantar - Adaviniggyaan - Bhookhttaanam. 4. Dubhikkha - Jam Dubhikkhe Raaya Deti Tam Dubhikkhabhatta. 5. Damag - Damaga - Ranka, Teshi Bhattan - Damagbhattan.
6. Baddelia - Sattah (seven days) Baddele Padte Bhattan Karei Raaya Ativrishti Se Piditon Ka Bhoojan.
Churnikar has explained some words, in the original text, sometimes 11, 13 and 14 words are also found. As sufficient basis for decision is available, 14 words have been taken in the original.
**Pratikraman for going to the king's storehouse etc. without begging:**
7. The monk who, without knowing, asking or investigating, enters or exits the four to five day residence of the pure lineage, crowned Kshatriya king, in these six places of fault,
1. Kodagar-Salani, 2. Bhandagar-Salani, 3. Paan-Salani, 4. Kheer-Salani, 5. Ganj-Salani, 6. Mahanas-Salani.
7. The monk who, without knowing, asking or investigating, enters or exits the four to five day residence of the pure lineage, crowned Kshatriya king, in these six places of fault, enters or exits the residence of the Gaathapati families for food.