There are nine chapters in the Ācārāṅga. But there is some difference in the names as well as in the order of these nine chapters as given in the Samavāyāṅga [1] and the Ācārāṅga Niryukti.[2]
Samavāyāṅga | Ācārāṅga Niryukti |
---|---|
Satthapariṇṇā | Satthapariṇṇā |
Logavijaya | Logavijaya |
Sῑosaṇijja | Sῑosaṇijja |
Sammatta | Sammatta |
Āyvaṃtῑ | Logasāra |
Dhuta | Dhuya |
Vimohāyaṇa | Mahāpariṇṇā |
Uvahāṇasuya | Vimokkha |
Mahapariṇṇā | Uvahāṇasuya |
There is difference in the nomenclature as well as the order. The original name of the Vth chapter is 'Logasre'. Āvantῑ however is its name only because it is the first word. In the Anuyogadvara it is mentioned as an instance.[3] The Niryuktikāra also considers 'Āvantῑ’ as the name due to the Logasāra as a subsidiary name.[4]
Anuyogadvāra, sū. 130: (Vṛtti patra 130): se kiṃ te āyāṇapaeṇaṃ? (dhammo maṃgalaṃ,cūliyā) āvaṃtῑ.......| tatra āvantῑtyācarasya paṃcamādhyayanaṃ, tatra hyadāveva - 'avantῑ keyāvantῑ'tyālāpako vidyata ityādānapadenaitannāma.