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|Glossary-Definition=The Buddhist system of ideas and practices which developed around the beginning of the common era highlighting altruism and illusory nature of phenomena.
 
|Glossary-Definition=The Buddhist system of ideas and practices which developed around the beginning of the common era highlighting altruism and illusory nature of phenomena.
|Glossary-Senses=A spiritual system which is greater and higher than the early schools of Buddhism.
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|Glossary-Senses=A spiritual system which is greater and higher than the early schools of Buddhism, which are labelled as lesser vehicle.
 
|Glossary-DidYouKnow=The adherents of early Buddhist schools contended that Mahāyāna teachings are original teachings of the Buddha.
 
|Glossary-DidYouKnow=The adherents of early Buddhist schools contended that Mahāyāna teachings are original teachings of the Buddha.
 
|Glossary-RelatedTopics=https://www.bhutan.virginia.edu/subjects/8260/text-node/49751/nojs
 
|Glossary-RelatedTopics=https://www.bhutan.virginia.edu/subjects/8260/text-node/49751/nojs
 
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Key Term mahāyāna
Hover Popup Choices great vehicle
In Tibetan Script ཐེག་པ་ཆེན་པོ།
Wylie Tibetan Transliteration theg pa chen po
Devanagari Sanskrit Script महायान
Romanized Sanskrit mahāyāna
Tibetan Phonetic Rendering thekpa chenpo
Chinese Script 大乘
Chinese Pinyin dasheng
Basic Meaning The Buddhist system of ideas and practices which developed around the beginning of the common era highlighting altruism and illusory nature of phenomena.
Has the Sense of A spiritual system which is greater and higher than the early schools of Buddhism, which are labelled as lesser vehicle.
Did you know? The adherents of early Buddhist schools contended that Mahāyāna teachings are original teachings of the Buddha.
Related Topic Pages https://www.bhutan.virginia.edu/subjects/8260/text-node/49751/nojs
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