02 Tues 12/26 Early Korean Buddhism in the Three Kingdoms First Age” of Korean Culture in Late 3 Kingdoms “Golden Formation of the Sam-han, and Lolang Commandery 108 BC under Emperor Han Wu-ti. Introduction of Chinese Iron-Age Culture, Kingship and Buddhism by missionaries and trade; package theory” “one 4th Cen Chinese Buddhism its state-oriented and protective-guardian character Hoguk Bulgyo – – Inwang-gyeong King Sutra” “Benevolent Goguryeo The Three Kingdoms early conditions and cultural formation of 三國時代 (north) Baekje (SW) Shilla (SE) 高句麗 新羅 Stele of Goguryeo King Gwanggaeto was erected near his tomb in 414 by his son King Jangsu, in what is today the city of Ji'an along the Yalu River. Granite, ~7 meters tall, ~4 meters wide, 1802 Classical Chinese characters. Major primary source extant for the history of Goguryeo. magic, healing, faith & rituals Missionaries Hwasang – Resistance / acceptance issues story of King Beobheung and Yi Cha-don – Grey unglazed stoneware pottery remains as Shilla’s shamanist ceramic style. Korean monks went to north and to study under the greatest Masters Great Master-Monk (to Ch 589, return 599, traveled through Sui) Won-gwang 圓光法士 5 Principles of Hwarang-do: (demonstrates package” theory) “one Loyalty to king, parents & friends; fight w/o retreat; kill only when necessary and then with compassion Hwangryong-sa built by King Jinpyeong in 558 palace temple for Wongwang
02 Tues 12/26 Early Korean Buddhism in the Three Kingdoms First “Golden Age” of Korean Culture in Late 3 Kingdoms Formation of the Sam-han, and Lolang Commandery 108 BC under Emperor Han Wu-ti. Introduction of Chinese Iron-Age Culture, Kingship and Buddhism by missionaries and trade; “one package theory” 4th Cen Chinese Buddhism – its state-oriented and protective-guardian character – Hoguk Bulgyo Inwang-gyeong “Benevolent King Sutra” The Three Kingdoms 三國時代 early conditions and cultural formation of Goguryeo 高句麗 (north) Baekje (SW) Shilla 新羅 (SE) Stele of Goguryeo King Gwanggaeto was erected near his tomb in 414 by his son King Jangsu, in what is today the city of Ji'an along the Yalu River. Granite, ~7 meters tall, ~4 meters wide, 1802 Classical Chinese characters. Major primary source extant for the history of Goguryeo. magic, healing, faith & rituals Missionaries – Hwasang Resistance / acceptance issues – story of King Beobheung and Yi Cha-don Grey unglazed stoneware pottery remains as Shilla’s shamanist ceramic style. Korean monks went to north and to study under the greatest Masters Great Master-Monk Won-gwang 圓光法士 (to Ch 589, return 599, traveled through Sui) 5 Principles of Hwarang-do: (demonstrates “one package” theory) Loyalty to king, parents & friends; fight w/o retreat; kill only when necessary and then with compassion Hwangryong-sa built by King Jinpyeong in 558 palace temple for Wongwang
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