The 6th adhyaya (chapter) of the Uttarādhyāyana Sūtra is titled Muni Samācāra, i.e., The Monk’s Conduct. It describes the ideal behavior, discipline, and renunciation expected of a Jain monk, including how a mūṇi should discipline senses, dwell in restraint, and practice proper conduct in daily life and spiritual practice. In short, it sets out the code of conduct for mendicants as a path to purity and liberation. ( jainknowledge.com)

Notes on meaning and tradition:

• In the Śvetāmbara tradition, the Uttarādhyāyana Sūtra as a whole is a key text teaching right conduct (charitra) and the monk’s way of life; Chapter 6 specifically focuses on the inner and outer discipline of a monk. ( jainknowledge.com)
• There can be differences in emphasis or wording between Śvetāmbara and Digambara commentaries on various sutras. If you’re comparing traditions, the core idea remains the renunciation and strict self-control required of mendicants, with tradition-specific details in some passages.

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