四分律刪補隨機羯磨 2.273

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(The Buddha said: "If a bhikṣu dies, whether he had many acquaintances or no acquaintances, everything belongs to the saṃgha. If there are lands, orchards, fruit trees, separate chambers, and items belonging to separate chambers, copper jugs, copper basins, axes, chisels, lampstands, rope beds, seat pads, mattress pads, wool rugs, carts, carriages, saṃghārāma attendants, water jugs, washing basins, khakkhara staffs, fans, iron utensils, wooden utensils, ceramic utensils, leather utensils, bamboo utensils, and all varieties of heavy items—none should be distributed; they belong to the saṃgha of the four directions. Wool carpets three cubits long and five cubits wide with pile three fingerbreadths long, razors, robes and bowls, nisīdanas, needle cases, and kuyara vessels should be distributed by the present saṃgha." The text of the Vinaya definitely decides it in this way. As for other items not listed here, one should judge by analogy with the various vinayas and treatises, looking to the intended meaning of the Vinaya root text, allowing no casualness or self-deception. If one wishes to know this in detail, it is fully set forth in The Protocol for Assessing Heavy and Light Property.)