SARVASTIVADA

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Сарвастивада

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SARVASTIVADA — One of the 18 schools of Hinayana Buddhism that developed during the first four or five centuries after the Buddha's …
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SARVASTIVADA — (Sanskrit: Doctrine That All Is Real), important early Buddhist school of philosophy. A fundamental concept in Buddhist metaphysics is the …
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SARVASTIVADA — One of the 18 schools of Hinayana Buddhism that developed during the first four or five centuries after the Buddha's …
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MADHYAMIKA — School in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition. Its name means "middle" and derives from its middle position between the realism of …
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ABHIDHARMAKOSA — Buddhist scholarly work that provides an introduction to the seven Abhidharma treatises in the Sarvastivada canon and a digest of …
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SARVASTIVADIN — sə(r)ˌvästəˈväd ə n noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Hindi sarvāstivādin adherent of a school of Buddhism that …
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PATIMOKKHA — ( (Pali: that which is binding), ) Sanskrit Pratimoksa, Buddhist monastic code; a set of 227 rules that govern the …
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ANGA — (Pali and Sanskrit: limb, or division), any of several categories into which Buddhist canonical writings were divided in early times, …
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VASUBANDHU — flourished 5th century AD Indian Buddhist philosopher and logician, younger brother of the philosopher Asanga. His conversion from the Sarvastivada …
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TIPITAKA — ( (Pali: Triple Basket), ) Sanskrit Tripitaka, the total canon of the southern schools of Buddhism, somewhat pejoratively dubbed Hinayana …
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TA-TS'ANG CHING — ((Chinese: Great Storehouse Scripture), ) Japanese Daizo-kyo, the total body of Buddhist literature deemed canonical in China and Japan and …
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SAUTRANTIKA — ancient school of Buddhism that emerged in India about the 2nd century BC as an offshoot of the Sarvastivada (All-Is-Real …
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MADHYAMIKA — (Sanskrit: Intermediate), important school in the Mahayana (Great Vehicle) Buddhist tradition. Its name derives from its having sought a middle …
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LALITAVISTARA — (Sanskrit: Detailed Narration of the Sport [of the Buddha]), legendary life of the Gautama Buddha, written in a combination of …
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KUSHA — Chinese Ch-she, Buddhist school of philosophy introduced into Japan from China during the Nara period (710784). The school takes its …
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FA-HSIEN — flourished AD 399, 414 Pinyin Faxian, original name Sehi Chinese Buddhist monk whose pilgrimage to India in 402 initiated Sino-Indian …
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BUDDHIST COUNCIL — any of several assemblies convened in the centuries following the death of the Buddha to recite approved texts of scriptures …
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BKA'-'GYUR — ((Tibetan: Translation of the Buddha-Word), ) also spelled Bkah-hgyur, Kagyur, Kan-gyur, or Kanjur, the collection of Tibetan Buddhist sacred literature …
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AVADANA — ( (Sanskrit: Noble Deeds),) legendary material centring on the Buddha's explanations of events by a person's worthy deeds in a …
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ASANGA — flourished 5th century AD, , b. Purusapura, India influential Buddhist philosopher who established the Yogacara (Practice of Yoga) school of …
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ABHIDHARMAKOSA — also called Abhidharmakosa-sastra (Sanskrit: "Treasury of Higher Law"), Chinese A-p'i-ta-mo Ch-she Lun, Japanese Abidatsuma-kusha-ron, encyclopaedic compendium of Abhidharma (scholasticism), the …
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MADHYAMIKA — School in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition. Its name means "middle" and derives from its middle position between the realism of …
Britannica Concise Encyclopedia
ABHIDHARMAKOSA — Buddhist scholarly work that provides an introduction to the seven Abhidharma treatises in the Sarvastivada canon and a digest of …
Britannica Concise Encyclopedia
САРВАСТИВАДА — Sarvastivada
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