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The 34 pages that link to Pure Land Buddhism, each with the reason it gives.

• AmitābhaNarrower topic: Amitābha is the central buddha in the Pure Land traditions of East Asia.

• Jōdo ShinshūNarrower topic: Jōdo Shinshū is one Japanese school within this broader tradition.

• NembutsuNarrower topic: Nembutsu is one of the tradition's defining devotional practices.

• Byōdō-inNarrower topic: Its vision of Amida’s paradise shaped the temple’s architecture and devotional purpose.

• Jōdo-shūNarrower topic: Jōdo-shū is one Japanese school within this wider tradition.

• SukhāvatīNarrower topic: Sukhāvatī is the principal destination and organizing image of these traditions.

• White Lotus SocietiesNarrower topic: Pure Land teachings and devotional practices informed the societies’ religious language.

• Huiyuan of Mount LuNarrower topic: Huiyuan’s legacy belongs to a wider movement that spread across East Asia.