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• Theravada and Mahasanghika : The Great Schism
  ...t required the king's arbitration and eventually precipitating the first [[schism]]. ...enting what [[Kāśyapa]] had codified and which was called "[[Vinaya of the Great Assembly]]" ([[Mahāsāṃghavinaya]]). [...]
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• Schism
  ...[[body]], such as the East–West [[Schism]] or the Great {{Wiki|Western}} [[Schism]]. It is also used of a split within a non-religious organization or {{Wiki ...[ideas]], policies, etc. that are [[thought]] to lead towards or promote [[schism]].
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• Sthaviravāda
  ...f the two main movements in early [[Buddhism]] that arose from the [[Great Schism]] in pre-sectarian [[Buddhism]], the other [[being]] that of the [[Mahāsā ...ambiguous}}, but it is agreed that the overall result was the first {{Wiki|schism}} in the [[Saṃgha]], between the [[Sthaviras]] and the [[Mahāsāṃghika
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• Theravada school
  ...ol]], which accepted them. (Another account, however, [[attributes]] the [[schism]] to controversy over a more flexible interpretation of the [[precepts]] ad
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• Five cardinal sins
  Creating {{Wiki|schism}} in the {{Wiki|society}} of [[Sangha]] ...ed and injured him. [[Devadatta]], wanting to take over the running of the Great [[Sangha]], tried to kill the [[Buddha]] himself by throwing a rock at him
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• Five teachings of Mahadeva
  ...ersy]] over [[Mahadeva's]] interpretations contributed to the first {{Wiki|schism}} in the [[Buddhist Order]], the [[Sthaviravada]] ([[Pali]] [[Theravada]])
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• Mahâsanghika
  [[Mahāsaṅghika]], (from [[Sanskrit]] [[mahāsaṅgha]], “[[great order of monks]]”), [[early Buddhist school in India that]], in its [[vie ...ter the [[death]] of the [[Buddha]] (483 bc) represented the first major [[schism]] in the [[Buddhist]] {{Wiki|community}}.
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• The Karma of Gossip
  ...[[Right Speech]] in that it is a [[form]] of [[speech]] that can [[cause]] great harm to others. In the [[Dhammapada]] it says: Where disorder develops, wo ...sangha]], resulting in [[people]] falling away from the [[path]] or {{Wiki|schism}} in the [[sangha]], which the [[Buddha]] called a heinous [[sin]]. It is
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• Theravada and Mahasanghika : The Great Schism
  ...t required the king's arbitration and eventually precipitating the first [[schism]]. ...enting what [[Kāśyapa]] had codified and which was called "[[Vinaya of the Great Assembly]]" ([[Mahāsāṃghavinaya]]). [...]
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• The Sautrantika School: Its origin in Early Buddhism
  ...sm]] (second century A.N.) third [[schism]] (second century A.N.) fourth [[schism]] (end of the second century A.N.) ...ra]] j— Original [[Sthavira]] (Ch. pen shang-tso) or [[Haimavata]] first [[schism]] (beginning of third century A.N.)
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• Nuns and Buddhism's Decline?
  ...ot last long... Just as a man might make an embankment in advance around a great reservoir to keep the waters from overflowing, in the same way I have set f ..., as Jan Nattier points out, indicate that the story was added after the [[schism]] of the [[sangha]] which occurred at the “second second [[Buddhist counc
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• History Of The Four Buddhist Councils
  ...s]] of [[Vaisali]]. They became known as the [[Mahasamghikas]]. The {{Wiki|schism}} subsequently led to the formal [[division]] of [[Buddhism]] into irreconc ...under during the reign of [[Kanishka]], the famous [[Kushana]] [[King]] of great valor and personal charm, who in the early {{Wiki|Christian}} {{Wiki|era}}
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• Early Buddhist schools
  ...place the first {{Wiki|schism}} before [[Aśoka]], and none attribute the [[schism]] to a dispute on [[Vinaya]] practice. ...s to me that much of the {{Wiki|modern}} work, while it has accomplished a great deal, is hampered by the problems that bedevil [[Buddhist studies]] in gene
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• Buddhism in India
  [[Buddha]] is the [[great teacher]] from the [[Buddhist tradition]] Possible time of the [[Great Schism]] according to some sources
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• Manual of Abhidharma - Reading Nine: The Five Immediate Misdeeds, and the Concept of a Schism
  '''This the one who made the [[schism]] has. The kind of [[schism]] described here is something the [[community of monks]] on both the opposi
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• About Stupas
  There are kind of [[stupas]] corresponding to the eight great [[deeds]] of the [[Tathagata]] Sixth, when the [[Buddha]] repaired a {{Wiki|schism}} in the [[Sangha]], the [[Stupa]] of reconciliation was erected at [[Venu
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• Mahāsāṃghika, Mahasangitika, Mahasanghika
  Literally means the [[Member of the Great Order]], majority, {{Wiki|community}}. [[Mahasanghikah]] simply means “the [[Great Assembly]],” that is, of [[monks]].
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• Sects & Sectarianism. The Origin of the three existing Vinaya lineages: Theravada, Dharmaguptaka, and Mulasarvastivada
  And [[Aśoka]]’s so-called ‘[[schism]] {{Wiki|edicts}}’ (which actually [[state]] that the [[Sangha]] is unifi While this is [[traditionally]] identified with the great [[disciple]] of that [[name]], I think it is more likely a reference to [[M
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• Mahasamghika
  ...niversal]] Assembly’, a school of [[Buddhism]] which originated in the [[schism]] with the [[Sthaviras]] that occured after the [[Second Council]] (see [[ The dispute that led to this [[schism]] seems to have largely concerned with [[interpretation]] of the [[Vinaya]]
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• Devadatta.
  ...escribed by the [[Buddhist]] commentary Mahā-prajñā-pāramitā-śāstra (The [[Great Perfection of Wisdom]] Treatise) attributed to [[Nāgārjuna]] (ca. 2nd cen 1. Causing the First [[Schism]] of the [[Buddhist order]],
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• Vinaya - Monks and Money by Ajahn Brahmavamso
  ...as the [[Second Council]] and it sowed the seed of the first great {{Wiki|schism}} in the [[Buddhist]] [[world]], which happened soon after.
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• Nāgārjuna — the second buddha
  [[Acharya Nagarjuna]] ([[slob dpon klu sgrub]]). A great [[Indian]] [[master]] of [[philosophy]]. He was named "[[Naga Master]]" bec [[klu grub]] - [[Nagarjuna]], a great [[Indian]] [[Buddhist master]] and the chief expounder of [[Madhyamaka phil
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• Six Buddhist councils
  ...y. These were held to safeguard and conserve the original teachings of our great [[Buddha]] from internal and external pressures. These helped to deal with ...l those devoted, [[virtuous]] and respectful [[monks]] who passed down our great [[Buddha’s]] original teachings in the [[oral tradition]] since his ‘[[
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• Southern and Northern Schools
  The history of the [[schism]] is obscured by the fact that it is mainly told by the eventual ‘winners ...was established by [[Shen-hui]], a [[disciple]] of [[Hui-neng]], at the [[Great Dharma Assembly]] on 15 Jan. 732, in [[Hua-tʾai]].
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• The Three Buddhist Councils
  ...Therefore {{Wiki|rules}} had to be laid down to prevent {{Wiki|future}} [[schism]]. ...[monks]] and [[gathered]] at [[Pataliputra]]. This resulted in the [[great schism]] of the [[Buddhist Sangha]] 100 years after the [[parinibbana]] of the [[B
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• Rakan.
  ...y most {{Wiki|modern}} [[scholars]]. Main Schools for more on this early [[schism]]. The most famous of the early [[disciples]] are called the [[Ten Great Disciples]] ([[Jūdai Deshi]] [[十大弟子]]), and they played a major ro
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• The Eight Stupas.
  The great [[Nagarjuna]], in his [[omniscience]], revealed eight glorious [[stupas]], ...[Wikipedia:aura (paranormal)|aura]] of light beams and [[caused]] a {{Wiki|schism}} in the very large [[sangha]].
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• Buddhist Councils I
  ...Vaiśālī]] or [[Second Council]], which paved the way for the first [[great schism]] in [[early Buddhism]]. ...han]] [[king]] [[Wikipedia:Kanishka|Kaniṣka]], probably in [[Gandhāra]]. A great [[scholar]] named [[Vasumitra]] presided, assisted by the learned [[Aśvagh
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• Why did the Buddha prohibit alcohol?
  ...e of expanding the [[Vinaya]] was an issue that contributed to the first [[schism]] in the early [[sangha]]. See the following. ...[schism]] between the [[Mahāsāṃghikas]] and the [[Sthaviravādins]]. This [[schism]] was most likely invoked by the expansion of the [[root]] [[Vinaya]] text
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• Mainstream Buddhist Schools
  2. The first [[schism]] ...ccurred with the separation of the Mahāsaṁghika School, or “those of the [[great community]],” from the remaining [[monks]] referred to as Sthāviras, or
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• Manual of Abhidharma - Reading Two: The Nature of Karma, and What it Produces; the Detailist Concept of ''Non-Communicating Form''
  ...ollowing question: “You have just described a multitude of worlds—both the great vessels of the outer [[worlds]] and the [[living beings]] they contain. Whe '''Taking the [[great elements]] as its [[causes]],
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• Alcohol Prohibition in Buddhism
  ...expanding the [[Vinaya]] was an issue that contributed to the first {{Wiki|schism}} in the early [[Sangha]]. See the following. ...sm}} between the [[Mahāsāṃghikas]] and the [[Sthaviravādins]]. This {{Wiki|schism}} was most likely invoked by the expansion of the [[root]] [[Vinaya]] text
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• Chart of the Planes of Existance in Theravada Buddhism
  Great [[Hells]] (''[[mahaniraya]]''):<br> Great Tormenter (''[[mahatapana]]'')<br>
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• Devadatta II
  ...culars see [[Rockhill]], p.85). For some [[time]] he seems to have enjoyed great honour in the [[Order]], and in one passage he is mentioned in a list of el ...resumed his [[own]] [[form]], and [[Ajātasattu]], much impressed, paid him great honour and, it is said, visited him morning and evening with five hundred c
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• Theravada (The Teachings of the Elders) and Mahayana (The Great Vehicle)
  ...the core teachings of the [[Buddha’s]] [[Dharma]]. And while there was a [[schism]] after the [[first council]] on the [[death]] of the [[Buddha]], it was la :[[Mahayana]] (The [[Great Vehicle]])
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• Sarvāstivāda
  ...āstivāda]] from a main [[Sthavira]] trunk, most probably after the [[great schism]] that separated the early [[Sthavira]] from the [[Mahāsāṃghika]]. ...s preserved in a complete [[Tibetan translation]]. A huge compendia, The [[Great Abhidharma Commentary]] ([[Abhidharma-mahāvibhāṣā]]), whose [[gradual]
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• 31 planes of existence
  ...urdering [[parents]] or [[arahant]], injuring [[arahant]], creating {{Wiki|schism}} |[[Devas]] of the [[Four Great Kings]]
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• Buddha and the Snake-king
  ...s}} is significant and may in fact reflect one of the [[causes]] of {{Wiki|schism}} between the two schools of [[Buddhism]]. In the [[Lotus sutra]] eight great [[Nagas]] come to hear the [[Buddha]] teach and are converted on the spot.
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• Origins Of A World Mythology
  largest issue of a [[schism]] between [[Hinduism]] and [[Jainism]]. The [[Jain]] account ...Manu/Noah coming from [[India]] makes the {{Wiki|Indus Valley}} the first great {{Wiki|Indo-European}} {{Wiki|nation}}. The {{Wiki|concept}} of the
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• Critical Studies in Buddhadharma - On the Hînayâna
  ...r or [[Individual Vehicle]]") is a rather derogatory designation used by [[Great Vehicle]] [[Buddhists]] for [[Early Buddhism]]. Today, the [[Lesser Vehicle ...|conceptual}} beginning of what would lead to the first serious "formal" [[schism]] in the [[monastic]] [[Buddhist]] [[Sangha]] (the council convened by [[Wi
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• What is Theravada? by Maung Kyauk Seinn
  ...known as [[Theravada]], for they were safeguarded and handed down by such Great [[Elders]] as [[Maha Kassapa]] and others. They were so named in order to d ...d not want to appoint any [[person]] to succeed him on his demise. The two Great [[Disciples]] [[Sariputta]] and [[Moggallana]] had already passed away; but
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• Mahāsāṃghika
  ...ols espoused many of the most radical [[views]] later attributed to the "[[Great Vehicle]]," other factors and [[early schools]] also contributed to the [[d ...uncil]] (see [[Council of Pāṭaliputra]] I). The dispute that led to this [[schism]] seems to have largely concerned with interpretation of the [[Vinaya]], in
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• Two Schools of Buddhism
  ...e}} it is necessary in the first place to make a few observations on the [[schism]] in [[Buddhism]] which divided it early into two schools, the [[Mahāyāna What the later [[doctrine]] teaches is the [[Mahāyāna]] or the ‘[[great vehicle]]’ which is calculated to transport a larger number of [[people]]
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• Kamma and Rebirth
  The creation of a [[schism]] in the [[Sangha]] ...an [[evil]] [[state]] because he wounded the [[Buddha]] and [[caused]] a [[schism]] in the [[Sangha]].
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• Devadatta
  ...made several attempts on [[Shakyamuni]]'s [[Life]] and [[caused]] a {{Wiki|schism}} in [[Ajātasattu]] began to send great [[offerings]] to [[Devadatta]], and the [[latter]] became [[obsessed]] with
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• Manual of Abhidharma - Additions Part 2
  4.) GENDUN GYI YEN JEPA Creating a [[schism]]; diving the [[sangha]]. If you do this one, [[sangha]] divide to do you m 1.) Causing a [[schism]] – attacking the [[Dharma body]]. Results in one [[eon]] in the lowest [
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• The Ordination Ceremony of a Monk. by Ajahn Brahmavamso
  ...Buddha]], one who has raped a [[Buddhist nun]], one who has [[caused]] a [[schism]] in the [[Sangha]], one who has pretended to be a [[monk]] without [[ordin ...[[monk]] who shared the hut was somewhat alarmed when he woke up to see a great {{Wiki|snake}} [[sleeping]] next to him! The [[Lord Buddha]] summoned the [
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• Buddhist Councils
  ...agreement over the [[five teachings of Mahadeva]] that provoked the {{Wiki|schism}}.) See also [[ten unlawful revisions]]. ...sumitra]] revised the [[canon]] and established a definitive version.The [[Great Commentary on the Abhidharma]] is attributed to this council.Accounts of th
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• A critical evaluation of ethical aspect of Buddhist Sanskrit literature
  “In the [[North]] and North-West of [[India]] there were great centers of {{Wiki|learning}}, such as the [[universities]] of [[Nālandā]] ...theological}} {{Wiki|literature}} of the [[Buddhist]] were cultivated with great [[zeal]]. [[Indian]] [[Pandits]] went thence to [[Tibet]] and [[China]], l
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• Advice to a Yamantaka Initiate
  ...is very prevalent, very powerful and extremely widespread because of these great writings and [[Lama]] [[Tsongkhapa’s]] own personal practice. ...r and mother, drawing {{Wiki|blood}} from a [[Buddha]], or creating {{Wiki|schism}} in the [[Sangha]], those are heinous crimes, where when you [[die]], ther
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• Manual of Abhidharma - Reading Ten: The Relative Severity of Deeds and What Causes It
  '''Its result, possession of great [[wealth]]. ...[[Sutra]] [[Taught]] at the Request of Vyasa, a Great {{Wiki|Adept}}: “Oh great {{Wiki|adept}}, all acts of giving even the smallest thing from [[faith]] a
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