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The 81 pages that link to Mahayana, each with the reason it gives.

• Buddhist monasticismRelated: Mahayana traditions developed varied monastic cultures while retaining ordination and discipline.

• Four Noble TruthsRelated: Mahayana teachings retain the truths while interpreting them within expanded accounts of the path.

• Noble Eightfold PathRelated: Mahayana traditions retain the path while situating it within bodhisattva practice.

• Buddhist ethicsRelated: Its bodhisattva ideal expands ethical emphasis on benefiting others.

• Kushan EmpireRelated: Kushan-period networks helped connect communities associated with emerging Mahayana traditions.

• Buddhist modernismRelated: Modernist accounts sometimes marginalized its devotional and ritual dimensions.

• SrivijayaRelated: Mahayana practice and patronage formed part of Srivijaya’s religious life and scholarly reputation.

• DukkhaRelated: Mahāyāna teachings reinterpret dukkha alongside emptiness and universal compassion.

• ArhatRelated: Mahayana texts reassess the arhat in relation to buddhahood and the bodhisattva ideal.

• Bodh GayaRelated: Mahayana communities are among the many traditions represented in Bodh Gaya’s pilgrimage culture.

• Chinese Buddhist CanonRelated: Many texts in the Chinese canon belong to traditions associated with Mahayana.

• BhikkhunīRelated: Mahāyāna communities have maintained bhikkhunī ordination in several regions.

• Nalanda MahaviharaRelated: Mahayana teachings formed a substantial part of Nalanda’s Buddhist scholarship.

• Buddhism in IndiaRelated: Mahayana traditions reshaped Indian Buddhist thought and institutions during the first millennium CE.

• Silk Road transmission of BuddhismRelated: Mahayana texts and communities traveled widely through Central Asia into China.

• Buddhist canonsRelated: Mahayana communities accept scriptures absent from the Pāli Canon.

• Jayavarman VIIRelated: Its ideals shaped the religious imagery and public-care claims of his kingship.

• Angkor ThomRelated: Its ideals informed Jayavarman VII’s religious building program at Angkor Thom.

• PāramitāRelated: Mahāyāna teachings made pāramitās central to bodhisattva practice.