Manyeonsa Temple Jungganjineonjip held at Wonju Gopanhwabangmulgwan

The Jungganjineonjip (a recarved edition of a dharani, or Buddhist spell, collection) of Manyeonsa Temple, held at the Wonju Gopanhwabangmulgwan (Museum of Old Woodblock Prints), is a woodblock-printed edition recarved in 1777, the first year of King Jeongjo, at Manyeonsa Temple in Hwasun, South Jeolla Province. It employs a distinctive Korean orthography, including an eonbon, a guide explaining the use of hangeul letters, and passages in which Sanskrit characters are glossed in hangeul. These features give it important value as source material for the study of Korean linguistics.

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Where it is

Region

Wonju, Gangwon

Designation

Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료