In Buddhism, what does Patimokkha stand for? - 23459

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Q. In Buddhism, what does Patimokkha stand for?

(A) The rules of the Sangha

(B) The questions of king Menander

(C) A description of Mahayana Buddhism

(D) A description of Hinayana Buddhism

Correct Answer - Option(A)

Explanation by: Deepak Sahoo

Patimokkha stands for the rules of the Sangha. Buddha Dhamma and Sangha are the three Jewels of Buddhism.

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