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The 8 pages that link to Saichō, each with the reason it gives.

• Buddhism in JapanRelated: His temple complex on Mount Hiei became a major center of Japanese Buddhism.

• TendaiRelated: His teachings and institutional reforms shaped Tendai as a distinct Japanese school.

• Enryaku-jiRelated: He established the temple as the center of his new Tendai tradition.

• ShugendōRelated: Tendai’s mountain institution became one source of Shugendō practice and authority.

• KūkaiCompared with: His contemporary rivalry with Kūkai shaped the reception of esoteric teachings in Japan.

• ŌtsuRelated: His foundation above Ōtsu became one of Japan’s most influential Buddhist centers.

• ZhiyiRelated: Saichō carried Zhiyi’s tradition to Japan and made it the basis of Tendai.

• EnryakuRelated: His religious work began during Kanmu’s reign and became closely tied to Enryaku-ji.