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By identifying numerous references to and quotes from T ’ ient ’ ai treatises in the works of Chi-tsang 吉蔵 of the San-lun 三論 school, Chih-chou of the Fa-hsiang 法相 school, Fa-tsang of the Huayen 華嚴 school, I-hsing of Mikkyō, and other prominent teachers, Saichō asserted that T ’ ien-t ’ ai formed the foundation for all major Buddhist schools in East Asia.
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By 1851 the more numerous Lakota and Cheyenne were established just to the south and east of Crow territory in Montana.
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