2024년 3월 7일 (목) 21:26 판

Understanding Buddhist Art through Gwangju’s Masterpieces 》The Landscape of a Korean Buddhist Temple as Seen in Jeungsimsa Temple

Within Jeungsimsa Temple on Mudeungsan Mountain, a variety of Buddhist cultural heritage can be seen. Founded by Master Cheolgam (798-868) in the mid-9th century, the temple is home to several designated cultural heritages, such as its three-story stone pagoda, Obaekjeon Hall, its iron seated Vairocana Buddha, and its stone standing bodhisattva statue.
Several of these heritages were brought to this temple after the temples where they were originally enshrined shut down, showing how Buddhist art could move from temple to temple.
Jeungsimsa Temple is also neighbored by other temples on Mudeungsan Mountain, such as Wonhyosa and Yaksaam, which show the "mountain monastery" communities.
In this way, Jeungsimsa captures the nature of Korean Buddhist temples.

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 ==Story==
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+*Within Jeungsimsa Temple on Mudeungsan Mountain, a variety of Buddhist cultural heritage can be seen. Founded by Master Cheolgam (798-868) in the mid-9th century, the temple is home to several designated cultural heritages, such as its three-story stone pagoda, Obaekjeon Hall, its iron seated Vairocana Buddha, and its stone standing bodhisattva statue.
+*Several of these heritages were brought to this temple after the temples where they were originally enshrined shut down, showing how Buddhist art could move from temple to temple.
+*Jeungsimsa Temple is also neighbored by other temples on Mudeungsan Mountain, such as Wonhyosa and Yaksaam, which show the "mountain monastery" communities.
+*In this way, Jeungsimsa captures the nature of Korean Buddhist temples.
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