Buddhism: Hagiography

Hagiography

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Hagiography refers to stories and anectdotes about usually religious figures.

In the case of Buddhism; these would be stories about the Buddha, Buddhist saints, Zen patriarchs, the previous Dalai Lamas, the founders of Tibetan Buddhism and some of the Jataka tales.

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