진표의 금산사 점찰법회 설행과 그 계승

Abstract

Geumsansa Temple is a 1,400-year-old famous temple. Through this long history, Geumsansa has played many roles throughout Korean Buddhism, and has produced many monks who have deep relationships with the temple. In particular, Jin Pyo was a monk who was later revered as the founder of the Geumsansa Temple by carrying out a massive Buddhist ritual from 762 to 766. Jin Pyo is a monk who lived in the period when the development of Silla school Buddhism reached its peak. But he did not leave a single writing. Nevertheless, the research on Jin Pyo has already reached a considerable amount, and his Jumchal method has been receiving much attention until recently as an axis of the investigation of Jumchal juristic society. This paper was written with the purpose of examining Jin Pyo’s implementation of the Geumsansa Jumchal Buddhist ceremony and its succession. First of all, in Chapter II, the paper tried to summarize the contents related to the establishment of the Geumsansa Temple, and the related matters. Geumsansa aims to see that since the seventh century, before Jin Pyo annotated, he was already shooting as a ‘broad minded scholar‘. In chapter Ⅲ, the contents related to the enlightenment process and the Jumchal law of the truth were examined. The core of “Jin Pyo Buddhism” lies in popular edification, which he used as a means for popular edification. Jin Pyo first opened the Jumchal Buddhist Ceremony in Geumsansa, and later went on to spread this law around the country. Lastly, in Chapter IV, the paper tried to examine the succession issue of the Real Examination and Buddhist Ceremony. Jin Pyo’s Jumchal law can be seen to be inherited steadily even after the Goryeo Dynasty, but it was not handed down actively in Geumsansa. The paper sought to find the cause of this phenomenon in the change of shooting in Geumsansa, and the details are mentioned in the text.