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The 27 pages that link to Vinaya, each with the reason it gives.

• TheravadaRelated: The Theravada Vinaya shapes monastic communities and their relationship with lay supporters.

• Buddhist monasticismRelated: Its disciplinary codes structure ordination, daily conduct, and communal decisions.

• Buddhist councilsNarrower topic: Disputes over this code were among the clearest reasons communities convened councils.

• SanghaRelated: Vinaya regulates conduct and communal life among ordained members.

• GelugRelated: Gelug institutions emphasize monastic discipline rooted in Vinaya.

• Buddhist ethicsBroader topic: It shows how ethical commitments became institutional rules for monastics.

• Chinese Buddhist CanonBroader topic: Vinaya texts preserve the monastic regulations included alongside scriptures and treatises.

• Early Buddhist schoolsRelated: Different Vinaya traditions became a defining inheritance of several early schools.

• Tibetan Buddhist monasticismNarrower topic: Its rules provide the disciplinary framework for Tibetan monastic communities.

• ĀnandaRelated: Vinaya traditions preserve stories about Ānanda’s conduct and the early monastic community.

• BhikkhunīNarrower topic: Its rules define the higher discipline bhikkhunīs undertake.

• Early BuddhismRelated: Rules shaped daily conduct and helped sustain early monastic communities.

• PratimokshaNarrower topic: The Pratimoksha is a central rule code within this broader monastic system.

• Mahapajapati GotamiNarrower topic: Accounts of her admission are preserved within traditions about monastic discipline.

• MahaviharaRelated: Its interpretation shaped discipline and communal life at Mahavihara.

• UpasampadāNarrower topic: Its rules define eligibility, procedure, and the discipline undertaken at ordination.

• SaichōCompared with: Saichō’s proposal for Tendai ordination differed from the established vinaya-based system.

• Second Buddhist councilNarrower topic: The council’s reported disagreements concerned how monks should interpret and follow this code.

• BhikkhuRelated: Its rules supply the discipline a bhikkhu undertakes at ordination.

• FaxianRelated: Faxian sought reliable monastic discipline texts that were scarce in China.

• MūlasarvāstivādaNarrower topic: The Mūlasarvāstivāda Vinaya is one tradition within this broader discipline literature.

• DharmaguptakaNarrower topic: The Dharmaguptaka is best known through its distinct Vinaya lineage.

• MahāsāṃghikaRelated: Disagreement over Vinaya practice is central to traditional accounts of the early schism.

• Je TsongkhapaRelated: Tsongkhapa’s reform movement emphasized strict observance of monastic discipline.

• JīvakaRelated: Jīvaka’s treatments and donations appear in narratives surrounding monastic regulations.

• History of BuddhismRelated: Vinaya traditions shaped the organization and continuity of Buddhist communities.

• Mahāprajāpatī GautamīRelated: Accounts of the nuns’ order and its rules are preserved in Vinaya traditions.