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## Translation:
[400]
[Nishisha Sutra]
The Chanikara has stated that there are 25 sutras instead of 41, and has also indicated that the meaning should be understood as similar to the 14th Uddeshak. The Churnikara, in stating the number of sutras as 25, has counted the number of sutras related to old and foul-smelling clothes in two sutras, and has also counted the eleven sutras related to drying the vessels as one sutra. This results in a reduction of 16 sutras, leaving only 25 instead of 41. Thus, there is only a difference in the way the number of sutras is counted, but there should be no fundamental difference in the number of sutras.
The sutra related to performing Korani in a vessel should be understood here as meaning embroidery in clothes, etc.
6-9
Summary of the Eighteenth Uddeshak
Sailing in a boat or traveling in other vehicles without a very important purpose. 2-5 Boarding a boat with defects like cracks, etc.
Getting the boat from water to land, from land to water, getting it out of mud, or removing water from the boat for boarding. Using another boat, etc., to reach the boat. Traveling in a boat going against the current or with the current. Traveling in a boat that covers a distance of half a yojana or more than one yojana. 13-14 Steering the boat or assisting in it.
Removing water that enters the boat.
Closing a hole in the boat if it develops one. 17-32 Eating food on land, water, mud, or in the boat during the course of sailing. 33-73
Using clothes with defects. The minor four-month atonement applies to these activities.
The subject matter of the 42 sutras of this Uddeshak is mentioned in the Acharanga Sutra. 2-16 The rules and prohibitions related to boats are described in a systematic manner.
-Pracha. Shru. 2, A. 3, U. 1-2 33-36 And the subject matter of these 27 sutras should be understood as similar to sutras 1-4 and 8-30 of the fourteenth Uddeshak for clothes. 40-62 -Pracha. Shru. 2, A. 6, U. 1-2