One or many Buddhas?

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One or many Buddhas? / Sobisch, Jan-Ulrich.

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Research output: Other contribution › Net publication - Internet publication › Communication

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Sobisch, Jan-Ulrich. / One or many Buddhas?. 2015.

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abstract = "According to Pali Buddhist sources, there can only be one Buddha per world system. Mahayana Buddhism maintains different view, which is argued here by 'Jig rten gsum mg{\"o}n based, among other things, on a quotation from the Uttaratantrashastra (= Ratnagotravibhaga).",
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RIS

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