Linked from

The 11 pages that link to Chinese Buddhist Canon, each with the reason it gives.

• Pali CanonCompared with: Its language, contents, and transmission differ from the Pali Canon.

• Buddhism in ChinaNarrower topic: Its accumulated translations supplied the shared textual base for Chinese Buddhist schools.

• Chinese BuddhismRelated: Its translations supplied the shared textual foundation for Chinese Buddhist schools.

• SarvastivadaRelated: Chinese translations preserve extensive Sarvastivada Abhidharma works that are lost in other languages.

• Heart SutraNarrower topic: The Heart Sutra circulated widely through the Chinese scriptural tradition.

• ĀgamaNarrower topic: The extant Āgama collections are preserved within this scriptural tradition.

• Mahayana sutrasRelated: It transmitted and preserved many Mahayana sutras absent from the Pali Canon.

• Sutta PiṭakaCompared with: Its discourse collections preserve related material in a distinct language and transmission history.

• Buddhist canonsBroader topic: It preserves texts used across East Asian Buddhist traditions.

• DharmaguptakaRelated: The Dharmaguptaka Vinaya survives within this canon as a foundational monastic text.

• Yulanpen SutraNarrower topic: The sutra circulated as part of the Chinese scriptural tradition.