@article{ART001724254},
author={kim Cheolwoong},
title={Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods},
journal={The Review of Korean History},
issn={1225-133X},
year={2012},
number={108},
pages={71-100}
TY - JOUR
AU - kim Cheolwoong
TI - Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods
JO - The Review of Korean History
PY - 2012
VL - null
IS - 108
PB - The Historical Society Of Korea
SP - 71
EP - 100
SN - 1225-133X
AB - This study deals with the Taoist temples on the Taoism development during the Koryo Dynasty. There were many Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods. For example, there were Guyodang, Bokwongung,Sinkyeokjeon, Sokyeokjeon, Jeongsasaek, Taecheongkwan and so on. This paper deals with Sinkyeokjeon, Sokyeokjeon, Jeongsasaek, Sojeonsaek,cheongkaebaeseongso.
King Yejong and his advisor group devised the new policy to renovate the education and culture, and to stabilize the people’s livelihood in order to save the difficult situation. They attached importance to the diplomatic relations with Sung China and the cultural import. They adopted Taoism as a part of that policy. They expected Taoist to pray gods for the salvation of the kingdom. Moreover, a idea of Taoist ritual Cho was that a king’s ruling was ordained by Heaven. That idea had the effect of strengthening the status of king. Therefore they was built the Taoist temples since the medium term of the Koryo Dynasty.
There used to be Sinkyeokjeon, Sokyeokjeon, Jeongsasaek,cheongkaebaeseongso and so on in the capital of Koryeo. The places for Taoism rituals could be classified into palaces and Taoist temples. and more events were often held in palaces. Taoism rituals were held mainly to hope that climates would be moderately harmonized and that strange phenomena disappear. Samkye rituals and Taeil rituals were often held. But In the early Joseon Bokwongung, Shinkyeokjeon, Jeongsasaek, Guyoudang,Sojeonsaek, Taecheongkwan were removed. Only Sokyeokjeon remained the Taoist temple of the Koryo Dynasty. it was the form of combining several Taoist temples.
KW - Taoism;Taoist temple;Koryo Dynasty;Sinkyeokjeon;Sokyeokjeon;Jeongsasaek;Sojeonsaek
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kim Cheolwoong. (2012). Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods. The Review of Korean History, 108, 71-100.
kim Cheolwoong. 2012, "Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods", The Review of Korean History, no.108, pp.71-100.
kim Cheolwoong "Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods" The Review of Korean History 108 pp.71-100 (2012) : 71.
kim Cheolwoong. Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods. 2012; 108 : 71-100.
kim Cheolwoong. "Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods" The Review of Korean History no.108(2012) : 71-100.
kim Cheolwoong. Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods. The Review of Korean History, 108, 71-100.
kim Cheolwoong. Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods. The Review of Korean History. 2012; 108 71-100.
kim Cheolwoong. Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods. 2012; 108 : 71-100.
kim Cheolwoong. "Taoist temples in the Koryo Dynasty Periods" The Review of Korean History no.108(2012) : 71-100.
