Sects (Sampradayas) of Buddhist philosophy are A. Udaseen B. Vaibhashik C. Sautrantik D. Nakuleesh Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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Buddhist sects like Vaibhashik and Sautrantik are rooted in specific interpretations of the Buddha’s teachings, highlighting philosophical diversity within Buddhism.
The Buddhist philosophy developed into various sects over time. Two of the significant sects are: • Vaibhashik: Known for emphasizing detailed commentaries and interpretations. • Sautrantik: Focused on the teachings of the Buddha as found in the sutras, rather than later commentaries. Udaseen and Nakuleesh are not sects of Buddhist philosophy. Udaseen refers to a detached or indifferent attitude, and Nakuleesh is associated with Shaivism, not Buddhism.