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The 65 pages that link to Pali Canon, each with the reason it gives.

• Dependent originationNarrower topic: Its discourses contain early presentations of dependent origination.

• Four Noble TruthsNarrower topic: Its discourses and monastic texts preserve foundational presentations of the teaching.

• VinayaNarrower topic: The Pali Vinaya is one of the three major divisions of this canon.

• First Buddhist CouncilNarrower topic: Its later structure is often linked retrospectively to the council’s recitation of teachings and rules.

• DukkhaNarrower topic: Its discourses and monastic texts preserve early formulations of dukkha.

• ShamathaNarrower topic: Early Buddhist accounts of concentration and mindfulness appear in its discourses.

• Five aggregatesNarrower topic: It preserves many of the earliest systematic teachings on the aggregates.

• VisuddhimaggaNarrower topic: Buddhaghosa systematizes teachings drawn from this scriptural collection.

• ĀnandaNarrower topic: It preserves many discourses traditionally associated with Ānanda’s recollections.

• KaruṇāNarrower topic: Its discourses preserve early teachings on the immeasurables.

• Jataka talesNarrower topic: The canonical Jataka verses belong to this scriptural collection.

• MettāNarrower topic: Its discourses and verses are foundational textual sources for mettā.

• Sutta PiṭakaNarrower topic: The Sutta Piṭaka is one of this canon’s three main divisions.

• Three Marks of ExistenceNarrower topic: These teachings are prominent across its discourses and other texts.

• SvabhāvaNarrower topic: Early Buddhist discussions of conditioned phenomena form important background to later debates about svabhāva.

• BrahmaviharaNarrower topic: Early Pali discourses are key sources for the brahmaviharas and their cultivation.

• DhammapadaNarrower topic: The Dhammapada is one small work within this larger scriptural collection.

• Vinaya PiṭakaNarrower topic: Its Vinaya Piṭaka is one recension within a broader three-basket canon.

• Abhidhamma PiṭakaNarrower topic: The Abhidhamma Piṭaka is one of its three major divisions.

• KhemaNarrower topic: Its discourses and verses are the principal textual sources for Khema’s remembered teachings.

• JīvakaNarrower topic: Several key accounts of Jīvaka survive in its discourses and monastic code.

• VedanāNarrower topic: Its discourses and analytical texts provide foundational accounts of vedanā.

• ŚāriputraNarrower topic: Its discourses and verse collections are major sources for Śāriputra’s portrayal.