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@article{ART002533163},
author={Joo soo wan},
title={Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong},
journal={SUVANNABHUMI},
issn={2092-738X},
year={2010},
volume={2},
number={1},
pages={55-94},
doi={10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55}

TY - JOUR
AU - Joo soo wan
TI - Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong
JO - SUVANNABHUMI
PY - 2010
VL - 2
IS - 1
PB - Korea Institute for ASEAN Studies
SP - 55
EP - 94
SN - 2092-738X
AB - Even Faxian(法顯)'s Gaosengfaxianchuan (高僧法顯傳) and Iching(義淨)'s Nanhaijguineifachuan (南海寄歸內法傳) are regarded as very important and useful documents to study the southeast asian budhist culture, it is very dificult to grasp the contemporary state of those area because their descriptions are very brief and implicit. Therefore this esay aimed an in-depth reading their documents as original texts of modern understanding of those area, and tried to make a new views to aproach the southeast asian buddhist culture by some more historicaly and concretely. At the early 5th century when Faxian(法顯) arived, Buddhism was flourished in Sri Lanka. Because already a long time pased since the Saṇgha was schismatized into conservative and progresive at around the dominical year, he mentioned nothing about the conflict or disharmony of two orders. And the faith of Buddha toth relic, which had ben uprisen at 50 years ago from Faxian's visitng, was concretely established as a representative religion of Sri Lanka. Acording to his record, the carying ritual of this Budha toth was performed very magnifcently as similar with recent Korean Youngsan ceremony(靈山齋). In the mean time, it loks there were many sculptures of Budha image made of precious stone of special product from Sri Lanka. The faith of Buddha-pāda(the Buddha's fot-prints) was also generalized at that time. The most famous monk of his contemporary Sir Lanka was Buddhaghosa, the author of Visuddhi-maga, but it is not sure that Faxian had met him. It can be suspected that the funeral in which Faxian participated could be belonged to him, or the Visuddhi-magga was writng at the peak during Faxian's staying. On the way to return to China, Faxian embarked an indigenous ship around Indonesia. It means there were no chinese trade ship which he can use. So the trade betwen china and southeast asia was advanced by south asian ships, and the chinese ships were not yet joined at that time so activity. And at least until that time, it loks there were no any remarkable buddhist movement in the southeast asian countries by where he stopped. In contrast, the southeast asian world which be sen by Iching had already experienced a lot of changes. He was impresed by the high quality buddhist culture of those area, and insisted to acept it to china. Further, he analyzed the sects of budhism which were prevalent around the southeast asia in his contemporary time, and tried to make a god relationship with each native monks for learning from them. It loks the center of those exchanges may be Śrīvijaya of Indonesia. He also mentioned the situation of the late 7th century's Funan(扶南) in Cambodia. At that time, the budhist Saṇgha was opresed by newly rising Khmer(眞臘). On the other hand, he described the points of samenes and diference in detail betwen Indian and southeast asian buddhist culture in the field of ritual as like the practical use of garments, buddha images, and daily recited scriptures. There must be a lot of another aspects which this esay couldn't gather up or catch from these documents. Nevertheles, I hope this esay can help the researchers of this field and wil wait for any advices and comments from them.
KW - Southeast Asia;Buddhist Art;Gaoseng-faxian-chuan;Nanhaijguineifachuan;Iching
DO - 10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55
ER -

Joo soo wan. (2010). Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong. SUVANNABHUMI, 2(1), 55-94.

Joo soo wan. 2010, "Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong", SUVANNABHUMI, vol.2, no.1 pp.55-94. Available from: doi:10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55

Joo soo wan "Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong" SUVANNABHUMI 2.1 pp.55-94 (2010) : 55.

Joo soo wan. Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong. 2010; 2(1), 55-94. Available from: doi:10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55

Joo soo wan. "Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong" SUVANNABHUMI 2, no.1 (2010) : 55-94.doi: 10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55

Joo soo wan. Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong. SUVANNABHUMI, 2(1), 55-94. doi: 10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55

Joo soo wan. Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong. SUVANNABHUMI. 2010; 2(1) 55-94. doi: 10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55

Joo soo wan. Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong. 2010; 2(1), 55-94. Available from: doi:10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55

Joo soo wan. "Some Views for the Budhist Culture of Southeast Asia at Midle Ages through the Chinese Description (Ⅰ): Focused on the documents of Faxian and Ichong" SUVANNABHUMI 2, no.1 (2010) : 55-94.doi: 10.22801/svn.2010.2.1.55