韓國 自生風水의 通脈法, 發福推算法, 行龍法 硏究 ― 三議錄을 中心으로 ―

Abstract

Native Feng-Shui which is different from China’s Feng-Shui has been in the vision with a focus on monks in the Korea and passed on a part of Yuga. China’s Feng-Shui is discussed about higher or low dragons, beauty and ugliness of Gwahyeop, the appreciate of the blood whereas Tongmaekbeop of native Feng-Shui is discussed about walking in a row of the dragon, the scale of Gwahyeop, sexual energy of the blood which aren’t mentioned in China’s Feong-Shui. In addition, native Feng-Shui has Balbok(a favorable change in fortune) estimation which can dissect meridians, it’s estimated whether any person is discharged over a few generations, it’s theorized as selfish and can be inherent in ancient Chinese astronomical ideas by matching constellations matched to Cheongwanseo of China’s ‘Sagi’(Sima Qian’s historical book) into the constellations to the bearing of the land again. Haengroyeongbeop has the method to know the fate of the dragon, which applies the principle to increase or decrease the moon and sea water, it’s recognized the differences in tidal waters as the sky’s breathing and implies the unity ideas of heaven, earth and human that heaven, earth and human conform the laws of nature harmoniously. It can be seen that Feng-Shui theory has much influenced in our culture and ideas rather than the political uses such as Coryeo founding, Hanyang transferring. Looking at the part of the appeal that Goru(tall building) should not be built because Korea’s mountains and streams are different from those of china and Pyeongok(low building) to match our mountains and streams should be built in Coryeo history and China’s Feng Shui is in the Myeolmangyeong which is the appeal in the Annals of the Chosen dynasty, it can be seen that our ancestors recognized our mountains and streams need our Feng-Shui non China’s Feng-Shui because our mountains and streams are different from those of China. Considering that Feng-Shui theory had a great influence on cultural heritage in the story, our culture is inherent in native Feng-Shui ideas and it will be able to illuminate an aspect of our culture to study native Feng-Shui theory.