Pacittiya 1 (Theravadin Bhikkhupatimokkha)

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Pacittiya 1
of the Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha
Not telling an intentional lie.
Factors of offence:	not specified: see commentary
First offender:	Hatthaka the Sakyan
Location in Vinaya Pitaka:	The Book of the Discipline, pp 164-170
Related rules:	Superceded by Parajika 4, Sanghadisesa 8, Sanghadisesa 9, Pacittia 13, Pacittiya 24, Pacittiya 76
Related suttas:	MN 61
More about this rule:	Commentary {{{practicalities}}}
This rule in other vinayas:	Dharmaguptaka

The rule of Pacittiya 1 of the Theravadin bhikkhupatimokkha deals with intentionally telling a lie.

Contents 1 Rule 1.1 Pali 1.2 English translation 2 Word Analysis 3 Origin Story 4 Permutation-series 5 Non-offences 6 Factors of Offence 7 Case-examples 8 Derived Offences

Rule

Pali

English translation

Word Analysis

Origin Story

A monk named Hatthaka the Sakyan was prone to lying during debating sessions with members of other sects. Those people complained and his behavior was reported to the Buddha

Permutation-series

Non-offences

Factors of Offence

See the commentary to this rule, which extrapolates factors of offence from the actual rule. The Vibhanga itself does not recognize factors of offence for this rule. For more information, see unspecified factors of offence.

Case-examples

Derived Offences