The Sixth Council edition of this document includes a dialogue between King Menander and a monk. One part of its second section consists of fifty-one 
The Sixth Council edition of this document includes a dialogue between King Menander and a monk. One part of its second section consists of fifty-one poems about the suffering of ghosts, while another, the Apadana, is a collection of biographical stories illustrating the effects of good karma. The final section includes the Dhammasangani, a matrix which classifies the dhammas. The first section consists mostly of rules for monks and nuns, who make up the monastic Sangha. Consisting of the Vinya, Sutta, and Abhidhamma sections, for 10 points, name this canonical collection of Theravada Buddhist scriptures, named either for the language in which it was written, or for the three baskets in which it was originally stored.
The Sixth Council edition of this document includes a dialogue between King Menander and a monk.
Pali canon [or Tipitaka; or Tripitaka]