Vyavahāra

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Vyavahāra is a Jain canonical text section that deals with rules of conduct, legal procedures, and monastic discipline within the Chedasūtras.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chedasūtra
Jain canonical text section
Jain scripture
aimsTo maintain purity of the monastic order
standardize judicial procedures within the saṅgha
associatedWithSect Śvetāmbara NERFINISHED
canonicalCategory disciplinary text
contains guidelines for expiation (prāyaścitta)
procedures for confession of faults
regulations on community discipline
rules for handling disputes
dealsWith legal procedures
monastic discipline
rules of conduct
etymology from Sanskrit ‘vyavahāra’ meaning ‘procedure, legal practice, conduct’
focusesOn regulation of monastic life
transgressions and penalties
genre normative religious law text
hasTitleInTransliteration Vyavahārasūtra NERFINISHED
historicalContext composed in early centuries of the Jain tradition
influences Jain monastic disciplinary practice
language Prakrit NERFINISHED
partOf Chedasūtras NERFINISHED
Śvetāmbara Jain canon NERFINISHED
preservedIn Śvetāmbara manuscript traditions
relatedConcept cheda (disciplinary cutting off of privileges)
ācāra (conduct)
religiousTradition Jainism NERFINISHED
script various Indic scripts (historically)
subjectArea Jain ethics
Jain monastic law
textType legal-disciplinarian code
traditionClassification one of the Chedasūtras in the Śvetāmbara canon
usedBy Jain monks
Jain nuns NERFINISHED
usedFor adjudicating monastic offenses
guiding internal legal processes of the order

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Chedasutras hasPart Vyavahāra