Ansimsa Temple Pan Jejineonjip held at Wonju Gopanhwabangmulgwan

원주고판화박물관소장안심사판제진언집 · 原州 古版畵博物館 所藏 安心寺版 諸眞言集

Provincial Tangible HeritageJoseon · 1569
Ansimsa Temple Pan Jejineonjip held at Wonju Gopanhwabangmulgwan
KOGL Type 1Korea Heritage Service · khs.go.kr

The Jejineonjip, a collection of Buddhist mantras (dharani), in the Ansimsa Temple edition held at Wonju Gopanhwabangmulgwan, is a woodblock-printed book published at Ansimsa Temple on Mudeungsan Mountain in 1569, the second year of King Seonjo. It is valuable not only as reference material for examining the influence of Esoteric Buddhism (Milgyo) on Korean Buddhism, but also for its opening section, which explains a distinctive Korean phonetic transcription method and the use of Hangeul letters, and its Siddham chapter, which explains Sanskrit (Siddham) letters in Hangeul — both of which hold important value as source material for the study of Korean linguistics.

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Wonju, Gangwon
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Provincial Tangible Heritage · 시도유형문화유산
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