6세기 '삼국사기' 불교관련 기사 存疑 6세기 '삼국사기' 불교관련 기사 存疑

Abstract

This article is the research on the Records relating to 6 century Buddhism among the content of 'SamKukSaGi'. This Records related mostly to Shilla. However, the number of Three countries native monk studying abroad shows up analogously in 6 century. This fact is verifiable by other registers, that is, 'HaeDongGoSeungJeun' and 'IlBonSeoGi' that there are the records about the Buddhism of Goguryo and BaeckJae. But, in the description of Kimbusik, this kind of contents are omitted. In this article, as follows, I arranged the problem and the reason to be seen among the materials that Kimbusik chose for description of the history. First, the difference of the records between before and after 6 century shown up is the records about the funeral of the king initiated from the King Beopheung. Gimbusik gave the position mark of the royal tomb the direction of the temple with the standard. This pays attention to the role that the temple keeps the royal tombs to one. Second, Kimbusik included PalGuanHui in this BonGi accurately. However, the BackChuaGangHui known as the defense of one's country same kind of the Buddhist ceremony described only the name in then Lives. Therefore, as to the BackChuaGangHui established in the time of king Chinhung for the first time, this holding time was not clear. I saw the reason that BackChuaGangHui is the opened to celebrate the inauguration ceremony for the completion of HwangRyong temple, so it was included in the Lives, but PalGuanHui that was the ceremony of the Buddhism related with the country defence included in BonGi. Thirdly, it is the distortion about the record of AnHong‘s homecoming time and WonGuang's achievements. Anhong came back from Dang in 625. However, Kimbusik recorded this fact happened the time of King Chinhung. As to this, the fact and register is the task which doesn't fit. Also Kimbusik excluded the fact that Won-Gwang went to Qin Dynasty in order to learn Confucianism, and he converted to Buddhism and became Buddhist monk in the records.