구하 독립운동의 자료, 개요와 성격

Abstract

This review summarizes the contents related to the independence movement under the high approval of Tongdosa Temple. Guha(九河) is a high priest representing Tongdosa(통도사) Temple in modern and contemporary times. He also served as the head of the general affairs office, dean of the Central Hakrim, and advisor to the Jogye Order in the Central Buddhist Church. However, there has been controversy over his anti-Japanese and pro-Japanese since the mid-1920s. So, in this article, I tried to summarize the contents of the data of the independence movement under Gu with the following focus. First, the outline of the controversy over the pro-Japanese issue of Buddhism in modern Korean history is summarized. So, we looked at the controversy of the related characters. Second, we looked at the data showing the Guha Independence Movement. He is a document written in 1951 and 1952. Third, we looked at the process of popularizing the data of the Guha Independence Movement. In other words, it was noted when, where, and by whom the materials were included in the archives and published in the media. Fourth, the process of overcoming the allegation that Guha is pro-Japanese group was examined in detail. Efforts to save Guha from being selected as pro-Japanese group from Tongdosa Temple were summarized. I hope that this article described as above will be used for modern and contemporary Tongdosa, the life and independence movement of Guha, and the issues of anti-Japanese and pro-Japanese Buddhism.