勅修百丈清規 1.20

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Fascicle Two
Chapter Six: The Two Ranks
Prefects of the Western Rank
(Front Hall Head Seat)
(Rear Hall Head Seat)
(Scribe)
(Librarian)
(Guest Master)
(Bath Master)
(Hall Master)
(Attendant)
(Robe and Bowl Attendant)
(Decoction and Medicine Attendant)
(Sacred Monk Attendant)
Administrators of the Eastern Rank
(Chief Administrator)
(Karmadāna)
(Assistant Prior)
(Cook)
(Director of Farming)
Assorted Posts and Duties
(Dormitory Head)
(Dormitory Host and Assistant Host)
(Hall of Prolonging Life Host)
(Latrine Master)
(Fundraising Master)
(Garden Master)
(Mill Master)
(Water Master)
(Charcoal Master)
(Estate Host)
(Supervisors of Grain Collection for the Various Estates)
Inviting an Assembly-Erecting Head Seat
Inviting a Renowned and Virtuous Head Seat
Appointment and Retirement of the Two Ranks
Inviting Administrators at the Time of Hanging the Bowls
Appointment and Retirement of Attendants
Handing over the Monastic Property of the Dormitories
The Abbot's Quarters Specially Offering Decoction to the New and Former Two Ranks
The Karmadāna's Office Specially Offering Decoction and Tea to the New and Former Attendants
The Monastery Storehouse Specially Offering Decoction and Sweet Wine to the New and Former Two Ranks
The Karmadāna's Office Escorting the Former Head Seat and Chief Prior to Their Bowl Positions
The Abbot's Quarters Entertaining the New and Former Two Ranks
The Abbot's Quarters Specially Offering Tea to the New Head Seat
The New Head Seat Specially Offering Tea to the Assembly of the Rear Hall
The Abbot Paying a Visit to the Prefects and Offering Tea
Exchange of Tea between the Two Ranks
Tea upon Entering and Leaving the Dormitory
Prefects Offering Tea at the Sangha Hall
The Two Ranks Stepping out of Line to Offer Incense
Chapter Seven: The Great Assembly
Novices Receiving Ordination
The Newly Ordained Visiting the Hall
Ascending the Platform to Receive the Precepts
Guarding the Precepts
Preparing the Requisites
(Three Robes)
(Niṣīdana)
(Side Robe)
(Skirt)
(Gown)
(Bowl)
(Ring Staff)
(Walking Staff)
(Whisk)
(Prayer Beads)
(Water Bottle)
(Water-filtering Bag)
(Razor Knife)
Packing the Bundle
Traveling to Practice and Seek Instruction
Major Greeting Ceremony
Major Registration and Entering the Hall
(Minor Registration and Entering the Hall)
(Registration of the West Hall Head Seat)
(Registration of Renowned Worthies from Various Quarters)
(Registration of Dharma Kinsmen Managing Affairs)
Casting Incense and Greeting
Expressing Thanks for Registration
The Abbot's Quarters Specially Offering Tea to the Newly Registered (with the Monastery Storehouse and Prefects appended)
Sitting in Meditation
Procedure for Sitting in Meditation
Sitting for Instruction
Major Sitting for Instruction
Requesting Further Instruction
Attending Meals and Congee
Attending Decoction and Tea
Communal Labor
Norms for Daily Conduct
Text of the Turtle Mirror
Chanting for Sick Monks
Deceased Monks
(Inventorying the Robes and Bowls)
(Requesting Buddhist Services)
(Appraising the Robes)
(Great Night Chanting)
(Sending off the Deceased)
(Cremation)
(Auctioning the Robes)
(Entombment in a Stūpa)
Forms for Placards and Registers
Chapter Eight: Seasons and Precept Age
Posting the Draft Roster before Summer; Newly Registered Persons Offering Dormitory-Entering Tea
Issuing the Diagrams and Registers
The Communal Dormitory Specially Offering Decoction to the Assembly at the Commencement and Concluding of Retreat (appended: Beginning and Ending the Śūraṅgama Assembly)
Śūraṅgama Assembly
Placard of Precept Age
Informal-Seat Decoction in the Abbot's Quarters
Chanting in the Earth God Hall on the Four Seasonal Festivals
The Monastery Storehouse Specially Offering Decoction to the Head Seat and Assembly on the Four Seasonal Festivals
Ritual Protocols for Establishing the Retreat
Holding the Whisk on the Four Seasonal Festivals
The Abbot's Quarters Specially Offering Tea to the Head Seat and Assembly on the Four Seasonal Festivals
The Monastery Storehouse Specially Offering Tea to the Head Seat and Assembly on the Four Seasonal Festivals
The Front Hall Specially Offering Tea to the Assembly of the Rear Hall on the Four Seasonal Festivals
First and Fifteenth of the Month Hall-Inspecting Tea
The Abbot's Quarters Offering Tea to the Ranks in the Hall
The Monastery Storehouse and Prefects Offering Tea to the Ranks in the Hall
Monthly Directives
Chapter Nine: Dharma Instruments
Bells
(Great Bell)
(Sangha Hall Bell)
(Hall Bell)
Boards
Wooden Fish and Mallet
Chime and Cymbals
Drums
(Dharma Drum)
(Tea Drum)
(Meal Drum)
(Communal Labor Drum)
(Bath Drum)
(Night Watch Drum)
Appended
Baizhang's Stūpa Inscription
Record of the Pavilion of the Model for All Under Heaven on Mount Baizhang
Preface to the Ancient Pure Rules
Preface to the Chongning Pure Rules
Preface to the Xianchun Pure Rules
Preface to the Zhida Pure Rules
Daily Greetings Text
Table of Contents of the Imperially Revised Pure Rules of Baizhang (End)