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* [[wikipedia:Sukhavati|Sukhavati]] is also known as the Western Pure Land, which is a world free of earthly desires in Mahayana Buddhism. | * [[wikipedia:Sukhavati|Sukhavati]] is also known as the Western Pure Land, which is a world free of earthly desires in Mahayana Buddhism. | ||
* [[wikipedia:Tripitaka|Tripitaka]], which is read as Sanzo (三蔵) in Japanese, is the term used for the ancient collections of Buddhist scriptures, which are comprised of three categories of text that make up the Buddhist canon. | * [[wikipedia:Tripitaka|Tripitaka]], which is read as Sanzo (三蔵) in Japanese, is the term used for the ancient collections of Buddhist scriptures, which are comprised of three categories of text that make up the Buddhist canon. | ||
** It is also the epithet of [[wikipedia:Tang_Sanzang|Tang Sanzang]], the protagonist of the ''Journey to the West'', whom Sanzo is based on. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||