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Hīnayāna is a
Sanskrit term that was at one time
applied collectively to the Śrāvakayāna and Pratyekabuddhayāna
paths of Buddhism. This term
appeared around...
- Agni had more than ten
monasteries following the
Sarvastivada school of
Hinayana Buddhism, with two
thousand monks who ate "three
kinds of pure meat" with...
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Hinayana (sometimes
stylized as
HINAYANA) is an
American melodic death metal/doom
metal band from Austin, Texas.
Hinayana was
originally formed as a one-man...
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Buddhism was
coined by
Masatoshi Nagatomi as a non-derogatory
substitute for
Hinayana,
meaning the
early Buddhist schools.
Examples of
these groups are pre-sectarian...
- Bodhisattvayāna, but the term
Hīnayāna is
comparatively rare in the
earliest sources. The
presumed dichotomy between Mahāyāna and
Hīnayāna can be deceptive, as...
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Retrieved 19
April 2023. Kapoor,
Subodh (2002). The
Indian Encyclopaedia:
Hinayana-India (Central India).
Cosmo Publications. ISBN 978-81-7755-267-6. Archived...
- sequence. Both
Hinayana and
Mahayana stage paintings are discernable,
though the
former are more
faded and
begrimed with
early centuries of
Hinayana worship...
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early Āgamas and
Abhidharma literature,
which are
called "Śrāvakayāna" or "
Hinayana" to
distinguish them from Mahāyāna sūtras. Mahāyāna
traditions mainly see...
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first category corresponds to
foundational precepts emphasized in the "
Hīnayāna" tradition,
while the
latter two
represent the Mahāyāna
perspective on...
- the 1st
century BCE and the 1st
century CE, the
terms "Mahāyāna" and "
Hīnayāna" were
first used in writing, in, for example, the
Lotus Sutra. The later...
