Difference between revisions of "First Council"

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In the assembly, Ananda recited the Sutta-pitaka, Upali recited the Rules of Disciplines of the Order, i.e., Vinaya-pitaka, and Kassapa recited the Abhidhamma. Thus, the Tripitaka was adopted as a unity of doctrines and opinions within the religious order, and also an orthodox teaching for the Buddhists to follow.

See; “Ananda” and “Upali.”

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-[[First Council]]: 500 [[Arhats]] convened at [[Rajagrha]] by [[Venerable]] [[Mahakasyapa]] to codify the [[teachings of the Buddha]] immediately after the [[Buddha’s]] [[parinirvana]]. See “[[Ananda]]” and “[[Upali]].”
+[[First Council]]: 500 [[Arhats]] convened at [[Rajagrha]] by [[Venerable]] [[Mahakasyapa]] to codify the [[teachings of the Buddha]] immediately after the [[Buddha’s]] [[parinirvana]]. Also known as [[500 Council]], [[Theravada Council]]", The [[First Compilation]], etc. The assembly of 500 leading Bhikhus [[gathered]] for 3 months after the [[Buddha's]] [[death]] to compile the [[Buddhist sutras]]. It was held at [[Cave of the Seven Leaves]] near [[Rajagaha]].
+In the assembly, [[Ananda]] recited the [[Sutta-pitaka]], [[Upali]] recited the [[Rules of Disciplines of the Order]], i.e., [[Vinaya-pitaka]], and [[Kassapa]] recited the [[Abhidhamma]]. Thus, the [[Tripitaka]] was adopted as a {{Wiki|unity}} of [[doctrines]] and opinions within the [[religious]] order, and also an {{Wiki|orthodox}} [[teaching]] for the [[Buddhists]] to follow.
+See; “[[Ananda]]” and “[[Upali]].”
 see also; [[First Buddhist council]]