Seonjong yeonggajip of Beomeosa Temple

This is a two-volume, single-fascicle work recording the Dharma teachings of Hyeon-gak of Tang China, with commentary added by Haeng-jeong of Song China. The term "Yeongga" refers to Great Master Yeongga Hyeon-gak, so called because he was a native of Yeongga. Beomeosa Temple holds two versions: one printed in 1542, the 37th year of King Jungjong, and another that is a later reprint of an edition made in 1525, the 20th year of King Jungjong. The book gathers only the essential teachings of the Seon school, and its contents comprise the sections "Modojii," "Gyegyosaui," "Jeongsusameop," "Samatasong," "Bibasana," "Upilchasong," "Samseungjeomcha," "Isabuli," "Gwonuinseo" and "Balwonmun." Predating the Japanese invasions of 1592–1598, it is important material for the study of woodblock-printed publications.

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Where it is

Region

Geumjeong-gu, Busan

Designation

Provincial Tangible Heritage · 시도유형문화유산