Doseon-guksa Korea’s Pungsu-jiri Geomancy ( 827-98) (Feng Shui / fēngshuǐ 風水) and first concept of theory, left advice for Goryeo Dynasty, Taejo WG followed. Baekdu-daegan Gaeseong capital City, flowering of State-led Buddhist Culture, & Wangsa 國師 Cheongja blue-green Celadon pottery, giant paintings; stone mireuk statues Palgwan-hoe Festivals huge wealthy temples, ceremonies, golden buddhas in in . Great Chinese Bud Sect Tiantai Cheontae Tendai (天台宗 T'ien T'ai) that systematizes all of the Sutras under Lotus Sutra Korean: Myobeom-nyeonhwa-gyeong 妙法蓮華經 Founder: Zhiyi (智顗, Chih-I, 538–597) in the late 500s, at Tiantai-shan Zhejiang Province. 天台山in Korean monk Payak had studied Tiantai under its greatest master in 600s Chegwan-daesa (d.970) bought Tiantai or Cheontae Buddhism back to of Korean Buddhism was attempted using by Unification Cheontae Uicheon Daegak-guksa 義天 1055-1101) Prince toured China collecting books, built royal library 大覺國師 Unification of Korean Buddhism was accomplished by Bojo-guksa (1158-1210) created Jogye which is at Korea’s Jogye-san (named after China’s 松廣寺 / Caoxi-shan Huineng’s mtn). It is mainly Seon, but includes others. 曹溪山, Mongol conquest (1231-59) and rule (1260-1350) worldly but enslaved condition; royalty slowly becomes mongol ’s Mongols attacked with Korean labor and wood-shipbuilding from Jeju Nov 1274 and Aug 1281 (kamikaze, 4000 ships lost) population reduction, debauchery of everything
Doseon-guksa ( 827-98) Korea’s Pungsu-jiri Geomancy (Feng Shui / fēngshuǐ 風水) and first concept of Baekdu-daegan theory, left advice for Goryeo Dynasty, Taejo WG followed. Gaeseong capital City, flowering of State-led Buddhist Culture, 國師 & Wangsa Cheongja blue-green Celadon pottery, giant paintings; stone mireuk statues Palgwan-hoe Festivals huge wealthy temples, ceremonies, golden buddhas Tiantai (天台宗 T'ien T'ai) Cheontae in Tendai in . Great Chinese Bud Sect that systematizes all of the Sutras under Lotus Sutra 妙法蓮華經 Korean: Myobeom-nyeonhwa-gyeong Founder: Zhiyi (智顗, Chih-I, 538–597) in the late 500s, at Tiantai-shan 天台山in Zhejiang Province. Korean monk Payak had studied Tiantai under its greatest master in 600s Chegwan-daesa (d.970) bought Tiantai or Cheontae Buddhism back to Unification of Korean Buddhism was attempted using Cheontae by Uicheon Daegak-guksa 義天 大覺國師 1055-1101) Prince toured China collecting books, built royal library Unification of Korean Buddhism was accomplished by Bojo-guksa (1158-1210) created Jogye 松廣寺 which is at Korea’s Jogye-san (named after China’s / Caoxi-shan 曹溪山, Huineng’s mtn). It is mainly Seon, but includes others. Mongol conquest (1231-59) and rule (1260-1350) ’s worldly but enslaved condition; royalty slowly becomes mongol Mongols attacked with Korean labor and wood-shipbuilding from Jeju Nov 1274 and Aug 1281 (kamikaze, 4000 ships lost) population reduction, debauchery of everything
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