In the structural taxonomy of early Buddhist salvation models, how does a Pratyekabuddha fundamentally differ from a Samma-Sambuddha?

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Buddhist soteriology classifies enlightenment types. A Pratyekabuddha attains realization through solitary effort without a teacher, but their achievement is private and lacks the universal compassionate drive to codify and transmit a public teaching lineage, a function reserved solely for the Samma-Sambuddha.

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