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The 11 pages that link to Dōgen, each with the reason it gives.

• ZenRelated: Dōgen established a major Japanese lineage and gave distinctive philosophical expression to practice.

• TendaiBroader topic: His early training in Tendai settings preceded his pursuit of Zen practice and teachings.

• ZazenRelated: His teachings made zazen central to Sōtō practice.

• ShikantazaRelated: His writings explain shikantaza as practice inseparable from realization.

• BodhidharmaRelated: Dogen’s writings recount and interpret the lineage that begins with Bodhidharma.

• Enryaku-jiRelated: His early Buddhist formation included study at Enryaku-ji.

• Rinzai schoolCompared with: His school offers a major Japanese Zen lineage distinct from Rinzai.

• Shunryū SuzukiRelated: Suzuki’s teachings draw on the Sōtō tradition shaped by Dōgen.

• Hakuin EkakuCompared with: Dōgen’s Sōtō tradition contrasts with the Rinzai school Hakuin revitalized.

• SōtōRelated: His writings and teaching shaped Sōtō's distinctive understanding of meditation.

• Dongshan LiangjieRelated: Dōgen transmitted the Chinese Caodong inheritance associated with Dongshan to Japan.