In one story from this religion, the beautiful Sulasa throws her evil husband Sattuka off a cliff. That story is one of this religion's five hundred fifty Jataka tales. According to this religion, which includes nuns known as bhikunnis, one can become an Anagami, a Sakadagami, or a Sottapanna by overcoming various numbers of the ten hindrances. One who overcomes all ten hindrances is called an Arahant. One part of the main text of this religion concerns the rules of the sangha, while another section of that work is known as the "basket of threads" and contains primary accounts of teaching. Containing sections known as Vinaya, Sutta, and Abhidamma, that text is the Pali Canon. With a name meaning "teaching of the elders", for 10 points, name
In one story from this religion, the beautiful Sulasa throws her evil husband Sattuka off a cliff. That story is one of this religion's five hundred fifty Jataka tales. According to this religion, which includes nuns known as bhikunnis, one can become an Anagami, a Sakadagami, or a Sottapanna by overcoming various numbers of the ten hindrances. One who overcomes all ten hindrances is called an Arahant. One part of the main text of this religion concerns the rules of the sangha, while another section of that work is known as the "basket of threads" and contains primary accounts of teaching. Containing sections known as Vinaya, Sutta, and Abhidamma, that text is the Pali Canon. With a name meaning "teaching of the elders", for 10 points, name this variety of Buddhism practiced mainly in Southeast Asia that differs from Mahayana.
In one story from this religion, the beautiful Sulasa throws her evil husband Sattuka off a cliff.
 Theravada Buddhism [prompt on Buddhism until "variety;" accept "Teachings of the Elders" before it is mentioned]