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

• 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.

• MahāsāṃghikaCompared with: It preserves a different school’s textual heritage from the fragmentary evidence for Mahāsāṃghika literature.

• Menander IRelated: The Milindapañha belongs to the wider Pali textual tradition, though its canonical status varies.

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

• ŚuddhodanaRelated: Its accounts of Gautama’s life provide an early textual setting for Śuddhodana.

• Bodhi DayRelated: Its accounts preserve early Buddhist narratives about Gautama’s awakening.

• 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.

• Ajahn BuddhadasaRelated: He returned to these texts to argue for what he considered Buddhism’s essential meaning.

• History of BuddhismRelated: Its texts preserve early teachings and records of monastic life.

• Indian religionsBroader topic: It records teachings and community rules central to one major Buddhist lineage.

• Samatha-vipassanāRelated: Its discourses present tranquility and insight as related forms of meditation.

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

• Somdet To BrahmaramsiRelated: Pali scriptures formed a central foundation for the scholarship of Thai Buddhist monks.