尼羯磨 2.20

2.20

The procedure for appropriating the property of a deceased bhikṣuṇī (The Vinaya states: They distributed the saṃgha's park fields and fruit trees; they also distributed individual cells and items belonging to individual cells; they also distributed bronze vases, bronze basins, cauldrons, kettles, and various heavy items; they also distributed rope beds, wooden beds, sitting mats, sleeping mats, and pillows; they also distributed eraṇḍa, mora, momora, and woolen rugs; they also distributed carts and carriages, monastery caretakers; they also distributed water flasks, washing ewers, staff-rattles, and fans; they also distributed iron implements, wooden implements, ceramic implements, leather implements, and bamboo implements. The Buddha said: "They should not be distributed; they belong to the saṃgha of the four directions. Woolen rugs (three cubits wide, five cubits long, with fringe three finger-breadths long), razors, robes, bowls, sitting mats, needle cases, robe chests, and koyala vessels—the saṃgha present should distribute." First make this distinction, and then perform the procedure.)