What is the Buddhist bathroom called

Generally, it is called a toilet or toilet directly, and the elegant one is called Xijing, Dongjing, Dongsi, Xueyin, back frame, start and end, etc.

The location of the toilets depends on the local situation, and the specific statements are as follows:

1. The Maha Sangha's Vinaya: 'The toilet house should not be in the east or north, but in the south and in the west, and the same is true for small houses. ’

2. Gion Diagram Sutra: 'The sixth courtyard of the second north is called the flow toilet, there is a large high house, three sides of the stand, the flying bridge is double, and it is very clean. Under the toilet pit, build with the sinus, the emperor handmade, there is no smell on it.

The canal is injected from the north to the west of the compound, the south enters the toilet courtyard, flows into the sinus, and the north goes out to the big river, and no one can see it. All bhikshus are convenient. ’

3. The second record of the industry is sparse and the second said: "The doors of the West Monk Temple are all eastward, the tower temple is in front, the kitchen is in the back corner, and the monk is in two rooms. The place where the line comes is the place where the urine and urine are located, and the east wind is so good.

The kitchen and toilet are all blown in the southwest and the toilet is in the back. The same volume said: "However, the gate of this earth temple is mostly south-facing, and it is still in the sun."

The kitchen and toilet should be in the northeast, and it is also more southerly. ’

The toilet in the Buddha door is called the "clean room", and before entering the clean room, it is best to slam the door three times, or snap your fingers three times, because there are always sentient beings in the world that we cannot see with the naked eye, and three times the door is polite and a reminder to avoid them.

Generally, it is called a clean room and does not directly say toilet.