2017, Vol., No.72

A Study on the Engravers Participated in the Royal Projects in the Year 1727

Sangho Kim | 2017, (72) | pp.5~20 | number of Cited : 0

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A Study on the Seonrimbohun Published by Cheongryongsa in Chungju

Park, Moon-Year | 2017, (72) | pp.21~48 | number of Cited : 2

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This study analyzes on the Seonrimbohun published by Cheongryongsa in Chungju. The major findings are as follows: (1) Seonrimbohun is a collection of teachings and anecdotes from ancient Buddhist monks and used by ascetics of Zen Buddhism as reference material. Jonggo and Sagyu compiled the first edition of Seonrimbohun, thereafter, Jeongseon revised and recompiled this original version by complementing about 50 articles. In consequence, Seonrimbohun consists of 2 volumes and contains about 300 articles from the great masters of Zen Buddhism. (2) But the Seonrimbohun contains a total of 278 articles of sermons from 34 great monks. The first half of volume, written by 17 great monks, is comprised of 142 articles, while the second is comprised of 136 articles from the other 17 monks. The first edition of the collection was published in the 9th year of Chunxi(淳熙; 1182 C.E.) under the reign of Emperor Xiaozong of Song and was published again in the 31st year of Zhiyuan(至元; 1294 C.E.) under the reign of Kublai Khan. It is supposed that the first edition had been introduced to Japan, while the Yuan Dynasty’s copy is believed to have been introduced to Goryeo. (3) The Cheongryongsa Temple edition of Seonrimbohun is the first edition of Seonrimbohun to have been published in Korea, in the 4th year of King U of Goryeo(1378). It was based on the Yuan Dynasty edition, which was obtained by Haengje and stored as a woodcarving in the Cheongryeongsa before its loss. It became an influential reference point for all future editions of Seonrimbohun during the Joseon period. Examples of which include the following editions: Daekwangsa edition(1525), Pyohunsa edition and the Yi Sun-jae family edition (1555). These were essentially copies of the Cheongryongsa edition. (4) Haengje (行齊 or 行齋), also known as Yoam, was the monk who acquired the Yuan Dynasty edition of the Seonrimbohun that served as the basis of the Cheongryongsa edition. He once resided in the Gaecheonsa Temple in Chungju and had close friendship with Mokeun Yi Saek and Hwanam Honsu. (5) A monk from the late Goryeo period, Honsu who posthumously named Bogak Guksa, led the efforts to publish the Cheongryongsa edition of Seonrimbohun. His family clan was Pungyang and he was also known as Mujak, Yowon, Hwanam and Jeonghyewonyung. Honsu presided over the publication of a number of Buddhist texts while he stayed Yeonhoeam in Cheongryongsa, such as Geumgangbanyagyeongsoronchanyojohyeonrok, Seonrimbohun, Hobeobron, and Seonjongyeonggajip. His achievements led to his fame during his lifetime, and he also became a monumental figure in Korean Buddhism. (6) Details on other people involved in the publication of the Cheongryongsa edition, such as the fund-raiser Sangwi and Manhoe and the benefactors Gosikgi and Choeseongyeon, remain unclear. However, existing historical records point to Gosikgi having served a dual position as the Bongseondaebu and the Bujeong in the Royal Clinic (Jeoneuisa). Records also state that Choeseongyeon was the spouse of Haejugun.

Comparison Study of the Distribution Copy of the Bibliograph, Four Teachings of the Cheontae Sect - focus on Haeinsa Junggakbon, Gibokdogambon, Daejeongjangbon -

Choi Jong Nam | 2017, (72) | pp.49~69 | number of Cited : 1

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An Analysis of the Research Trends on Buddhist Bibliography Published in the Journal of the Institute of Korea Bibliography

Kim, Sung-Soo , Hwang, Youn-Seong | 2017, (72) | pp.71~98 | number of Cited : 2

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A Bibliographic Research on the Woodblock Prints Stored Inside the Plastic Statue of Vairocana Buddha in Girimsa Temple

Kim, Sung-Soo | 2017, (72) | pp.99~122 | number of Cited : 9

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Excavation and Introduction of YeonnamrooSiUn - Focusing on the Structure and Format -

junjaedong | 2017, (72) | pp.123~143 | number of Cited : 2

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A Study on Early Typography of Koya Edition in Japan

Cho Hyung Jin | 2017, (72) | pp.145~168 | number of Cited : 2

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Study on the Bibliography and Contents of the Silla Hamwolsan Girimsa Sajuk(新羅含月山祗林寺事蹟)

park,yong-jin | 2017, (72) | pp.169~189 | number of Cited : 2

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The Analysis on Annotation Books of Perfect Enlightenment Sutra in the Sinpyeon Jejong Gyojang Chongnok

Choiae-lee | 2017, (72) | pp.191~224 | number of Cited : 1

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Bibliographical Research Trend of Researchers with Different Majors

MIKYUNG HAN | 2017, (72) | pp.225~250 | number of Cited : 2

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This study was conducted for the purpose of quantitative trend analysis of bibliographical researches with different majors. Firstly, the bibliographical researchers of different majors are the professors and researchers who belonged to universities and auxiliary facilities. The researchers who belonged to the human science fields dominate this group and it is to be noted that persons majoring in oriental medicine of natural science fields also conducted bibliographical researches. Secondly, the bibliographical researchers of different majors authored average 3.28 articles and they included Korean language and literature, history, Chinese language and literature, and fine arts. Overall, most of them conducted researches for themselves. On average, one in four of the total articles were bibliographical researchers of different majors’ bibliographical studies. Thirdly, bibliographical researchers of different majors’ articles were published at 107 types of various subject areas of journals and among them, the publication rate of research of bibliography was the highest. Fourthly, the number of articles related to bibliography has on the significant increase since mid-1990s, while being influenced by the change in internet environment and the construction of full-text DB. Fifthly, museums, as well as libraries and university libraries, were investigated as the possessors of the bibliographical documentations of research and it was found out that Japan is the largest possessor of documentation next to Korea. Based on this research results, the following suggestions were made. Firstly, the expansion of research fields is expected, based on integrated research trend as a result of investigation of bibliographical researchers of different majors. Secondly, data basing of the possessors’ full text and more active information service on classical materials in accordance with the change of research environment in internet or digital research are needed. Thirdly, the discovery of various documentations and possessors is expected as a result of studies by bibliographical researchers of different majors. Fourthly, it is expected that the bibliographical research of bibliographical researchers with different majors will be research field which is not confined to research methods as basic investigation. Fifthly, in addition to the improvement of position of ‘bibliography research’ which were found to record highest publication rate as professional academic journals, bibliography needs to be evolve into the integrated and fusion studies.

A Study on Helen Chapin Korean Rare Book Collection in the Bryn Mawr College Library

Hye-Eun Lee , Pumroy, Eric L. , Han, Jihee | 2017, (72) | pp.251~273 | number of Cited : 2