สิกขาบท 150 ข้อ ในสมณวรรค ติกนิบาต อังคุตตรนิกาย : ศึกษาวิเคราะห์และตีความ

Sikkhapada in Buddhism means the rule that the Buddha laid down for Buddhist monks to compulsorily study and practice. There are 227 items including: 4 Parajikas, 13 Samghadisesas, 2 Aniyatas, 30 Nissakkiya Pacittiyas, 92 Pacittiyas, 4 Patitesaniyas,26 sekhiyas, 30 Pochanapatisangyuts, 16 Dhammatesanapatisangyuts, and 7 Athikaranasamathas. Patimokha chanting of Thai Sangha finds that the chanting includes Buppakarana and Buppakicca. The chanting includes 2 styles of short and long. The benefits of this chanting are in 2 levels i.e. for oneself and for society. Patimokha chanting of Thai Sangha follows the rule laid down by the Buddha and helps Thai Sangkha be knowledgeable and see the values and the aims of Patimokha chanting. The analysis and interpretation of 150 Sikhapadas in Samanavagga, Tikanipata, Angutaranikaya in Thai society  found that the causes of conflicts on numbers of 150 Sikhapadas include; adhering to translation of Thai Tipitaka; not accepting the commentary of Tipitaka; and not checking original Pali Tipitaka. This became the problem of limiting Patimokha chanting in only 150 Sikhapadas. This has made the National Office of Buddhism announce the resolution of the Sangkha Supreme council of Thailand and the Government Gazette published in number 131, part 130, section D, dated December 4, 2014 that the Thai Sangha compulsorily follow Vinaya Pitaka by chanting Patimokha on 227 Sikhapadas.