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## Translation:
**[144]** The **Brihatkalpa Sutra** clearly states that during the rainy season, for four months, ascetics should stay in one place. This is the first rule. The second rule states that after the **Chaturmas**, they should wander for a month. Wandering helps in the advancement of self-control, spreading the Dharma, achieving **Brahmacharya Samadhi**, improving health, and following the **Jina's** commands. It is forbidden to stay in the same place where **Chaturmas** or **Masakalp** was spent, even if one is healthy, or to stay there for twice the time without wandering elsewhere. There is also a **Prayaschitta** (penance) for this. Therefore, it is necessary to wander according to one's strength during the summer and winter seasons.
**[37]** It is not appropriate for **Nirgranthas** and **Nirgranthis** to travel quickly to and from a **Vairaajya** (hostile kingdom) or a **Viruddha Rajya** (enemy kingdom). Any **Nirgrantha** or **Nirgranthi** who travels quickly to and from a **Vairaajya** or **Viruddha Rajya**, or approves of those who do so, is guilty of violating the commands of both the **Tirthankara** and the king, and is liable for the **Anudghatik Chaturmasik Prayaschitta** (penance).
The **Vivechananiyuktikara** and the **Tikaakara** have given various interpretations of the term "**Rajya**":
1. A kingdom where there is a long-standing feud between the people.
2. Two kingdoms where a feud has arisen.
3. A kingdom whose king and people are involved in burning villages and towns of another kingdom.
4. A kingdom where the ministers, generals, and other important people are discontented with the king and are plotting to overthrow him.
5. A kingdom without a king, where the king has died or been removed. This is called a **Vairaajya**.
**Viruddha Rajya** refers to kingdoms where travel between them is prohibited.