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   Pre-sectarian Buddhism

   The term pre-sectarian Buddhism is used by some scholars to refer to the Buddhism that existed before the various subsects of Buddhism came into being. Other terms that have been used to refer to this first period of Buddhism are: the earliest Buddhism, original Buddhism and the Buddhism of the Buddha himself.
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   Buddhism

   Pre-sectarian Buddhism
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   Buddhism Article, 4 Sept. 2008

   Pre-sectarian Buddhism
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   Early Buddhism

   Pre-sectarian Buddhism, which refers to the Teachings and monastic organization and structure, founded by Gautama Buddha.
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   Nikaya Buddhism

   If the term refers to the nikayas into which the Buddhist sangha divided, it excludes the period before these divisions (pre-sectarian Buddhism).
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   Pali Canon

   parts of the Pali Canon can be attributed to the period of pre-sectarian Buddhism.
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   Pāli Canon

   2. Views concerning attribution to the period of pre-sectarian Buddhism
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   History of Buddhism in India

   The Early Buddhist Schools were the various schools in which pre-sectarian Buddhism split in the first few centuries after the passing away of the Buddha (in about the fifth century BC).
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   Hinayana

   Hīnayāna as a tradition in general would include those schools who solely follow the sutras of the Pali Canon or the Agamas (being, Pre-sectarian Buddhism and the Early Buddhist Schools). ... Sectarian Buddhism
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    Buddhism in Thailand

    Pre-sectarian Buddhism

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• Pre-sectarian Buddhism,
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• Buddhism Article, 4 Sept. 2008,
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• Pali Canon,
• Pāli Canon,
• History of Buddhism in India,
• Hinayana,
• Buddhism in Thailand