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The meaing cosideration of Yangsigaseok(良志使錫) article and Pungyo(風謠) in Samgukyusa

  • The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture
  • Abbr : Korean Poetry and Culture
  • 2017, (39), pp.245-284
  • Publisher : The Society of Korean Poetry and Culture
  • Research Area : Humanities > Korean Language and Literature

ByeongIk hwang 1

1경성대학교

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ABSTRACT

“Oda”repeated five times in Pungyo is a word that one should do ancestors’ good deeds firstly but the one that one should embrace Buddhism ultimately. The sorrows of the second and third phrase are simply not the kind of things that “complain about the sadness of working and living life or the sufferings of undesirable mobilized labor.” Sorrows are persistent and fundamental feelings durante vita such as “Humans are not always free from hunger, thirsty, cold and the heat. Afraid of the four phases of life, they karma. And suffering from those who they loved or broke up with, they can’t cut off them, etc.” The fourth phrase underlines the practice of good deeds as the only way to escape from sorrows. It hopes that though coming to Yeongmyo Temple and carrying soil is also ancestors’ good deeds, humans will get to land of happiness hearing the law of Buddha and realizing truth after practicing good deeds continuously and getting out of the River Styx of hell, starving demon and animals. Pungyo is a literary work which contains the hope of cutting off the sad link between karma and retribution and entering into Nirvana after finding enlightenment as more people are converted to three treasures and practice good deeds.

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