청허 휴정의 禪과 法統에 관한 연구성과 검토

Abstract

It is a widely known fact that Cheongheo Hyujeong has an absolute influence on the history and values ​​of modern Korean Buddhism as well as the Joseon Dynasty. In particular, Joseon Buddhism after the Japanese Invasion of Korea was re-established in the ruins of oppression and alienation, unlike the Buddhist ideology and culture of ancient and medieval times, and developed into another form. Cheongheo Hyujeong was at the starting point of this long journey and laid the foundation for a new Buddhism based on the long tradition of Korean Buddhism. This effort became a milestone for the existence and development of the Korean Buddhist community today. Cheongheo research has been continuously attempted since the Japanese colonial period, when it was directly influenced by modern universities. It was strongly connected not only with the Buddhist world, but also with the trends and identities of the times such as 'national protection(護國)' and 'nation(民族)'. Therefore, the study of Cheongheo lacked objective value in relation to ideology after liberation as well as academic aspect, and neglected to establish a system. It was even more difficult to determine the value of Cheongheo from the perspective of Buddhism in the Joseon Dynasty. However, from the early 2000s, as Buddhism began to attract attention during the Joseon Dynasty, interest in Cheongheo increased. This is because the study of Cheongheo had to be preceded in order to find the origin of Joseon Buddhism. Moreover, it is difficult to complete the general discourses and discourses of Joseon Buddhism on the ideas, practices, beliefs and characters of Joseon Buddhism, which are different from the previous period, except for Cheongheo. As the study of Buddhism in the Joseon Dynasty progressed, it is being studied extensively and in detail, from a fragmentary study of Cheongheo, to his life and writings, thought, dharma lineage, activities of Buddhist Monk Troops and Pyochungsa(表忠祠), and to the literary field centered on his poems. This article examines the traces of Cheongheo Hyujeong research conducted in the academic world. Although some articles have been introduced that summarize the research results of Buddhism in the Joseon Dynasty, research results related to Cheongheo, which amount to about 500, are still insufficient. The author has experience examining the results of the study of Cheongheo, which is the foundation of Chosun Buddhist thought and practice. This article examines the achievements of the academic community on Cheongheo's seon thoughts, and dharma lineage, and examines the tasks.