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## Ninth Uddeshak [185]
A monk who goes out or enters, or approves of someone going out or entering (such a place), incurs the Guru-Chaumasi Pratikraman.
There are six Dosha-Sthanas:
1. Kotthagarasala (Granary)
2. Bhandagarasala (Treasury)
3. Panasala (Liquor Shop)
4. Ksheerasala (Dairy)
5. Ganjasala (Market)
6. Mahanasasala (Kitchen)
**Explanation:**
After entering a capital city or similar place, a monk going out for alms should first inquire about these six places of the king. Because these are the six places of Dosha (faults). If he does not inquire about these six places within 4-5 days and goes out for alms, he incurs the Guru-Chaumasi Pratikraman.
**Explanation of Special Words:**
1. **Kotthagara:** A storehouse for grains, nuts, etc.
2. **Bhandagara:** A treasury for gold, silver, jewels, etc.
3. **Pana:** "Sura-Madhu-Sidhu-Khandag-Macchandiy-Muddiya Pabhiin Panagani." Places of liquor, etc.
4. **Ksheera:** "Kheerghar, Jath Kheeram Dadi-Navaniyam-Takkaadi Acchanti." A place for milk, curd, ghee, etc.
5. **Ganj:** "Jath Dhannam Dabhijjati Sa Ganjasala. Jath Sanasattarasani Dhanani Kottijanti." A place where seventeen types of grains are stored.
6. **Mahanasa:** Uvakkhadanasala - Kitchen.
If a monk does not know about these places and goes there for alms, he may encounter the guards of those places. If the guards are benevolent, he may incur the fault of accepting Rajapinda (royal offering). If they are hostile, they may consider him a thief and cause him harm or even arrest him.
"Je Rakkhaga Te Bhadd Panta, Bhaddesu Rayapadadosa, Pantesu Genhanadayo Dosha" (Churni). Therefore, it is essential to know about these places.
**Pratikraman for Trying to See the King, etc.:**
8. A monk who sees or tries to see the king, a Kshatriya, a wealthy person, or a person who has been honored with a crown, either coming or going, incurs the Pratikraman.
9. A monk who sees or tries to see the king, a Kshatriya, a wealthy person, or a woman adorned with all ornaments, either coming or going, incurs the Pratikraman.