조선후기 사암채영찬 「西域中華海東佛祖源流」의 간행 및 내용 연구

Abstract

Buljowonlyu is a Buddhist book centered on the genealogy of the Seon sect, compiled by Saam -Chaeyeong and published at Songgwangsa in Jeonju in 1764. The compilation and publication of Buljowonlyu was carried out by Saam in succession to the work of Cheongheo line Wol-jeo in order to find the origins of the Buddha and master on the Haedong Seon sect in the late Joseon dynasty. Buljowonlyu is composed of the contents of 「Seoggayeolaeseongdo-eunghwasajeoggisil」, 「Chilbul」, 「Seocheon-josa」, 「Junghwa-josa」, 「Haedong-wonlyu」, 「Haedongseonpa-jeongjeondo」, 「Sanseong」. 「Haedong-wonlyu」 is a compilation of the genealogy of Seon sect from the Taego and Naong of the late Goryeo dynasty to the mid-18th century. The number of masters in 「Haedong-wonlyu」 was 3,136 people in total. In 「Haedong Seonpa Jeongjeondo」, the Haedong Seon sect is organized into three factions of Cheongheo Hyujeong: Soyo, Pyunyang, and Muyeom. Other masters whose genealogy could not be confirmed were classified as 「Sanseong」. The following are 「Jigong-haengjeog」, 「Muhag-tabmyeong」, and 「Musa-byeollog. At the end of the book, there are Saam’s postscript, proofreaders related to the publication, and Siju-jil and Gangi.