The Characteristics of the Korean Peninsula Missionary Work of Japan’s Jodongjong in Japanese Colonial Era

June 30, 2024

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The study aims to clarify the missionary processes and characteristics of Jodongjong in the Korean Peninsula during Japan's colonial rule.
Analysis of Jodongjong's missionary activities and their expansion in Korea
Examination of the relationship between Jodongjong and political power
Study of the impact of Japanese colonial policies on Korean Buddhism
Jodongjong's missionary efforts became extinct after Japan's defeat, linked to colonial policies.
The revival of the emperor system restricted Jodongjong's power within Japan, but promoted overseas missions, especially in Korea.
Jodongjong aimed to expand Japanese Buddhism by gaining support from colonial authorities and adopting a civilian missionary approach.

This research uncovers the missionary strategies of Jodongjong in Korea, highlighting their connections with colonial policies.

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Yongsang Won (2024) studied this question.

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