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The 32 pages that link to Sangha, each with the reason it gives.

• Buddhist monasticismNarrower topic: The monastic community is the institutional core of Buddhist monasticism.

• Buddhist councilsNarrower topic: Councils were assemblies of monastics acting in the name of this community.

• Early Buddhist schoolsNarrower topic: The schools emerged as lineages within the wider monastic community.

• ĀnandaNarrower topic: Ānanda’s life unfolded within the early monastic community.

• PratimokshaNarrower topic: The Pratimoksha is maintained and recited by the monastic community.

• UpasampadāNarrower topic: A competent monastic assembly performs and validates the ordination.

• Second Buddhist councilNarrower topic: The council’s authority rested on deliberation within the monastic community.

• Thích Nhất HạnhNarrower topic: He emphasized practicing with a community as support for sustained mindfulness.

• BhikkhuNarrower topic: A bhikkhu belongs to this ordained community.

• MūlasarvāstivādaNarrower topic: The school's distinctive identity was sustained through an ordained monastic community.

• MahāsāṃghikaNarrower topic: The Mahāsāṃghika was a lineage within the wider Buddhist monastic Saṅgha.

• JīvakaNarrower topic: Jīvaka’s donations and medical care served this community as well as the Buddha.