삼척 안정사 땅설법의 구비경전과 무형유산적 가치

Abstract

We all agree that the Buddhist Gangchang(講唱) and Sokgang(俗講) existed in Korea. However, it is embarrassing that there is no real basis. In the midst of this, ‘Ttangseolbeop’ was known in a small temple called Anjeongsa Temple in Samcheok, Gangwon Province in 2018. It is attracting attention whether this is really the traditional Korean Buddhist Gangchang or Sokgang that academia was curious about. Since then, the actual performance has been revealed to researchers through several performances, but the entire pattern is not recognized in the repertoire that changes each time. In this regard, this paper summarized the overall repertoire of the enormous land theory practice, as if drawing the extent of the excavated site to unearth relics. Since repertoire is a performance term, this paper proposed the term “Oral scripture(口碑經典)”. There are about 10 kinds of the oral scriptures handed down in Anjeongsa. These oral scriptures are divided into five main halls and five or more separate halls according to their importance. These oral scriptures are selectively performed according to the nature of the performance rite and the level of the attending public. Until now, academic and Buddhist circles have been curious about the reality of Korea's Gangchang culture and Sokgang. However, there was no real case for it, so I guessed it from the case of China. And I saw Korean pansori as a later aspect of it. As such, it is expected that the earthling method will become an important research subject that can fill this void. It is important that these precious cultural heritages have been maintained until now. However, the transmission environment is so difficult that it is difficult to expect that the transmission will continue. Therefore, efforts should be made to ensure that this cultural heritage is sustainable in various ways, and one of such alternatives may be a method such as the designation of cultural properties. Therefore, in this paper, I reviewed the value of the Ttangseolbeop as a cultural property.