Woodblocks held at Cheonggyesa Temple
청계사소장목판 · 淸溪寺所藏木板

Korea Heritage Service · khs.go.krThis is a set of 465 woodblocks of fourteen titles held at Cheonggyesa Temple in Uiwang, Gyeonggi-do. They include the Lotus Sutra, carved in 1622, the fourteenth year of King Gwanghaegun; Buddhist textbooks such as the Seonyo, Doseo, Jeolyo and Seojang, carved in 1623, the first year of King Injo; and texts on Buddhist ritual such as the Yesu Sipwang Saengchilgyeong, the Odae jineon, and the Beopgye Seongbeom Suryuk Seunghoe Sujae Uigwe, a ritual manual. There are also the Cheonji Palyang Sinjugyeong woodblocks, the Mongsan Beobeo, the Cheonjamun (the Thousand Character Classic), and the Gyecho Simhak Ingmun and Balsim Suhaengjang, carved in 1831, the thirty-first year of King Sunjo. All of these woodblocks were carved at Cheonggyesa Temple itself.
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Where it is
- Region
- Uiwang, Gyeonggi
- Designation
- Provincial Tangible Heritage · 시도유형문화유산
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