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Which school of Buddhism asserts that the mind or consciousness is the ultimate reality (Vijnanavada) and introduces the concept of 'Alaya-vijnana' (storehouse consciousness)?

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1Madhyamika
2Sautrantika
3Yogacara✓
4Theravada

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Yogacara

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