Hey /x/ I was looking at this, does anyone want to help me improve/update it? I've already updated some of the Satanism tree. Text is calibri light size is 11, red text means the sect is no longer existent.
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My updates.
I am impressed OP, but your Dharmic religions are severely lacking.
Zen Buddhism consists of Chan Buddhism(Chinese) and Zen(Japanese).
Within Chan there is Northern and Southern Chan. Northern Chan then developed into Zen.
Within in Zen there are also different schools like Tendai, Nichiren, and Shingon.
The differences between this schools has mainly to do with methods, practices, goals, and views.
Tibetan (Vajrayana)(Tantrayana) Buddhism exists out of more then 10 different schools or sects, with different views, philosophies and major differences.
To Hinduism should be added the main Vedanta school and its 4 offsprings:
Advaita Vedanta
Visishtadvaita Vedanta
Dvaita Vedanta
Achintya Bheda Abheda
To Jainism you should add the following 2 main sects:
Digambara
Svetambara
Offspring of Digambara:
Taranapantha
Offpsrings of Svetambara:
Sthanakvasi
Murtipujaka
Offspring of Sthanakvasi:
Terapanthi
The Murtipujaka has 6 monastic orders (Sanghas):
Kharatara Gaccha
Ancala Gaccha
Tristutik Gaccha
Tapa Gaccha
Vimala Gaccha
Parsvacandra Gaccha
>pic related.
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More detailed in Chan/Zen
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more
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more detailed nyingma
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more detailed Gelugpa
I feel like all of us should just create one giant chart with all of these, and see how far we can go
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more detailed Kagyu.
My Guru is the newphew of Gawang Rinpoche who was the Guru of H.H. the 16th(XVI) Karmapa in Karma Kagyu school.
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More detailed Jonang.
This is the last one.
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Thanks for these they are all very interesting. I also find it fascinating that these traditions stay alive throughout numerous generations.
I found this really interesting. I identify somewhere between zen buddhist, taoist, and discordian, so I'm all over the map.
I was under the impression that zen was and is buddhism steeped in taoism. At least hat's what Alan Watts gets across in his book, 'The Way of Zen'. I'm not sure if that could be incorporated into this chart without ruining it, though!
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Hare Krishna should come off of Vaishnava, or the Acintya Bheda Abheda branch, if you incorporate that change. If you wish, you could do a two way split between ISKCON and Gaudiya Math, and then ISKCON could have a Ritvik offshoot, but all that is recent and fluid and probably too much detail. Anyway, here's a pic of the four Vaishnava sampradya's (origin and prime guru). Gaudiya Vaishnavas (those that chant Hare Krishna and follow Lord Chaitanya) are an offshoot of Madhva Acharya.
Also shouldn't Sikh have at least a dotted line to Muslim or Abrahamic? I thought there was influence there.
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Feh, finally found this pic in a decent size and it's in Hindi. Translation incoming:
1) Krsna
2) Brahma
3) Narada
4) Vyasa
5) Madhva
6) Padmanabha
7) Nrhari
8) Madhava
9) Aksobhya
10) Jaya Tirtha
11) Jnanasindhu
12) Dayanidhi
13) Vidyanidhi
14) Rajendra
15) Jayadharma
16) Purusottama
17) Brahmanya Tirtha
18) Vyasa Tirtha
19) Laksmipati
20) Madhavendra Puri
21) Isvara Puri, (Nityananda, Advaita)
22) Lord Caitanya
23) Rupa, (Svarupa, Sanatana)
24) Raghunatha, Jiva
25) Krsnadasa
26) Narottama
27) Visvanatha
28) (Baladeva) Jagannatha
29) Bhaktivinoda
30) Gaurakisora
31) Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati
32) His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
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i think a lot of branches are severely lacking, to be honest.
and since when is communism a religion?
