The term "Pravrajyāgrahaṇavidhi" refers to the procedural guidelines or rituals associated with undertaking monastic ordination in Buddhist traditions. In the context of Newar Buddhism in Nepal, this ordination has evolved into a significant rite of passage known as "bare chuyegu," which translates to "becoming a monk." This ceremony not only symbolizes religious initiation but also serves as a cultural milestone for young boys within the Newar community. Pravrajyā-grahaṇa-vidhi, and its commentary the last three papers only (Alex Rospatt on pravrajya (bare chuyegu) ritual)
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