Cedya
chedya , nt. (also cheda ; in this sense not recorded; Pali has chejja-bhejja-, Jāt. v.444.22 , and chejjā, fem. , alone, Vin. iii.47.7 , only as forms of punishment; PTSD inaccurate), always associated with bhedya ; both in lists of military arts, usually as mastered by the young Bodhisattva or another young prince; precise mg. is never made clear; Tib. on Mvy and on LV renders chedya by bcad pa , cutting , and bhedya by dral ba , splitting, tearing asunder : chedyam Mvy 4988 , bhedyam 4989 ; otherwise only in loc. , usually listed with other martial arts, chedye and bhedye, LV 156.12 and Mv ii.74.1—2 (here Mv chede, bhede, and so v.l. elsewhere in Mv ; the young Bodhisattva challenges other Śākya youths to test their skill in such arts); Mv i.129.5 ; ii.423.17 ; 434.13 ; Divy 100.11 ; 442.7 .