These people do not eat food after noon, one of the Ten Precepts obeyed by some of them.
[Note to teams: Description acceptable.] A barber named Upali was responsible for recording the rules governing these people's actions. These people do not eat food after noon, one of the Ten Precepts obeyed by some of them. They must be at least twenty years old, or else they are called sramanera. A part of the Tripitaka called the Vinaya Pitaka governs the behavior of these people, who wear a three-piece garment called a kasaya, which is often brown or saffron. The sangha consists mainly of these people, who are called Bhikku or Bhiksu in Pali or Sanskrit respectively. For 10 points, name these people who work toward nirvana while living in secluded and often silent monasteries.
[Note to teams: Description acceptable.] A barber named Upali was responsible for recording the rules governing these people's actions.
Buddhist monks [or Buddhist nuns; or Bhikku before mention; or Bhiksu before mention; or sramanera before mention; or Bhikkuni before "Bhikku" is mentioned; prompt on "monks"]