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The Differences of Letters and the Contents in the Woodblock-printed Books of Tripitaka, Bulseolmalrawanggyung

Yoo Boo hyeon 1

1대진대학교

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ABSTRACT

The study focuses on Josungjangbon, Chojojang Namseonsabon, Chojojang Horimbon, Jaejojangbon that are boggakbon of Gaebojang in the woodblock-printed books of Bulseolmalrawanggyung. In the study the differences of letters in them are compared and corrected, and the contents of several woodblock-printed books are examined after the cause of differences on them is analyzed. The abridged results are as in the following. Firstly, the modified letter of Josungjangbon is only one and the character supplemented from the revision of Gaebojang, jeobon of Jusungjangbon, is included after woodcut again as it is. Secondly, the corrected letters of Chojojang Namseonsabon are four and came from Chojojangbon of itself. Thirdly, there are two typos in Chojojang Horimbon, but they were formed from itself. Fourthly, the retouched letters of Jaejojangbon are four, one came from the volume on its own, another was revised same as Josungjangbon, and the others are corrected same as Chojojangbon. Fifthly, Josungjangbon is the bungakbon of the revised book of Gaebojang. Sixthly, Chojojang Namseonsabon is the bungakbon of Gaebojang chobon and its revision, or it is presumed to be the corrected bungakbon of Gaebojang chobon. Seventhly, the first chapter of Chojojang Horimbon is the transcribed and woodcut bopan that makes Chojojang Namseonsabon its jeobon. In addition the second and third chapters are considered to be same woodblock-printed book as Chojojang Namseonsabon. Eighthly, Jaejojangbon is the corrected bungakbon of Gaebojang chobon.

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