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| Esoteric Buddhism under the Koryo in the Light of the Greater East Asian Tradition | ||
| Author | H. Sorensen, Henrik (著) |
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| Source | International Journal of Buddhist Thought & Culture=국제불교문화사상사학회 |
| Volume | v.7 |
| Date | 2006.09 |
| Pages | 55 - 94 |
| Publisher | International Association for Buddhist Thought and Culture |
| Publisher Url | http://iabtc.org/ |
| Location | Seoul, Korea [首爾, 韓國] |
| Content type | 期刊論文=Journal Article |
| Language | 英文=English |
| Keyword | Esoteric Buddhism; The Koryo Dynasty; Hoguk-pulgyo; Nation-protecting Buddhism; Korean Tripitaka; Esoteric Buddhist Astrology |
| Abstract | The aim of this presentation is to show that while Esoteric Buddhism under the Koryo developed certain traits reflecting more narrow local developments in accordance with the country`s special cultural and geopolitical situation, it was at the same time part and parcel of a larger pan-East Asian Buddhist development which took place under the Song 宋 (960-1276), the Khitan Liao 遼 (906-1125), the Jurchen Jin 金 (1127-1234), the Tangut Xixia 西夏 as well as late Heian 平安 (782-1185) and Kamakura 렴倉 (1185-1382) of Japan. Therefore, while Esoteric Buddhism under the Koryo on the one hand featured elements that were unique to Korea, on the other hand it shared the over-all concerns for "Nation-protection"(Kor. hoguk pulgyo 護國佛敎) through ritual manipulation of the cosmic and earthly forces, as well as a persuasive interest in magic and disease control among the general population. The paper has been divided into a number of themes covering what is deemed the most important if not significant aspects of Esoteric Buddhism under the Koryo. This includes a historical introduction, a discussion of Esoteric Buddhist denominations, their beliefs and practices, the special historical and cultural circumstances due to which the Korean tripitakas came about, the court`s sponsoring of Esoteric Buddhist rituals and lastly a reconsideration of the concept of "Nation-protecting Buddhism." In addition these themes will also match more directly the rest of pan-East Asian Buddhism that will be discussed here. |
| ISSN | 15987914 (P) |
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| Created date | 2015.06.17 |
| Modified date | 2025.08.08 |
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