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The 89 pages that link to Buddhism, each with the reason it gives.

• UposathaNarrower topic: Uposatha is a recurring practice within Buddhist traditions.

• BodhiNarrower topic: Bodhi is a central aim and organizing idea within Buddhism.

• Gandhara artNarrower topic: Buddhist narratives and devotional images supplied much of Gandhara art’s subject matter.

• Kalinga WarRelated: Tradition links the war’s aftermath to Ashoka’s support for Buddhism.

• VaranasiRelated: Buddha’s first sermon at nearby Sarnath made the area central to Buddhist history too.

• ĀjīvikaRelated: Buddhist sources preserve substantial, often critical, accounts of Ājīvika teachings.

• DiwaliCompared with: Some Buddhist communities observe Diwali, but it is not a universal Buddhist festival.

• HumilityNarrower topic: Buddhist teachings on non-self challenge inflated attachment to status and a fixed ego.

• Buddhist studiesNarrower topic: The broad tradition Buddhist studies examines across regions, periods, and communities.

• Compassion meditationNarrower topic: Many established compassion meditation forms developed within Buddhist traditions.

• FaxianNarrower topic: Faxian’s journey aimed to study Buddhist teachings and institutions at their source.

• PāramitāNarrower topic: Pāramitā lists developed within Buddhist accounts of the path to liberation.

• Kobayashi IssaNarrower topic: Buddhist ideas of compassion and interdependence illuminate Issa’s attention to vulnerable creatures.

• Zhou DunyiCompared with: Song Confucians developed new metaphysical accounts amid sustained engagement and rivalry with Buddhism.

• Falun GongCompared with: Falun Gong draws on Buddhist ideas but is a distinct modern movement, not a Buddhist school.

• NontheismBroader topic: Many Buddhist traditions center liberation and practice rather than a creator god.

• ŚramaṇaBroader topic: Buddhism developed within the Śramaṇa milieu while rejecting permanent selfhood.

• Indo-Scythian KingdomRelated: Buddhist communities and institutions flourished in regions ruled by Indo-Scythian dynasties.

• MaudgalyayanaNarrower topic: Maudgalyayana’s life and role belong to the earliest Buddhist tradition.

• AśvaghoṣaNarrower topic: Its doctrines and stories supply the ideas and subject matter of Aśvaghoṣa’s works.

• BrahmanismCompared with: Early Buddhist communities rejected the necessity of Vedic sacrifice and questioned Brahmin privilege.

• Buddha's BirthdayNarrower topic: The festival belongs to Buddhist communities and draws meaning from their traditions.

• CaodaismRelated: Caodaism incorporates Buddhist ideas such as karma, reincarnation, and liberation.

• Eastern philosophyRelated: Buddhist ideas traveled across Asia and transformed regional philosophical debates.

• Ethnic religionCompared with: Its spread across cultures and openness to adherents contrast with inherited ethnic affiliation.

• History of BiharRelated: Bihar contains places central to the Buddha’s life and the tradition’s early development.

• Li HongzhiCompared with: Li draws on Buddhist language, while Falun Gong is a distinct modern movement.

• Spiritual practiceNarrower topic: Buddhist traditions developed extensive disciplines of meditation, ethical conduct, and ritual.

• Baháʼí FaithRelated: Baháʼí accounts recognize the Buddha as a Manifestation of God, while differing on specific historical claims.

• Buddhist cultureNarrower topic: Its teachings provide the shared framework that Buddhist communities express in distinct cultural forms.

• Eckhart TolleCompared with: Tolle’s accounts of suffering and nonattachment invite comparison, but are not a formal Buddhist doctrine.

• History of AsiaRelated: Its spread across Asia shows how religious communities moved along trade and pilgrimage routes.

• History of Uttar PradeshRelated: Sarnath and Kushinagar connect the region to the Buddha's teaching and final days.

• Indian religionsRelated: It emerged in ancient India and spread widely across Asia.

• Ko UnNarrower topic: Ko Un’s years as a monk and his Buddhist practice informed his poems and outlook.

• PanchalaRelated: Buddhist sources describe the wider political world in which Panchala's power had waned.

• Vegetarianism and religionBroader topic: Buddhist traditions interpret non-harming and dietary restrictions in notably different ways.

• Victor PelevinRelated: Pelevin repeatedly adapts Buddhist ideas about selfhood, attachment, and the instability of reality.

• YiguandaoCompared with: Yiguandao adopts Buddhist figures and ideas while integrating them with other traditions.