The Trends of South Chungcheong Buddhism in Japanese colonial era and the Infiltration of Japanese Buddhism

Bangryong Kim

doi:10.67287/wth.2024.06.100.223

June 30, 2024

The Trends of South Chungcheong Buddhism in Japanese colonial era and the Infiltration of Japanese Buddhism

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To analyze the trends of Buddhism in South Chungcheong during the Japanese colonial era and the infiltration of Japanese Buddhism.
Divided the study into three periods: Temple Regulations and Buddhism Reform (1910-1919), Buddhist Autonomy and Order Establishment Movement (1919-1935), and Construction of the Main Temple and Establishment of Jogye Order (1935-1945).
Utilized the 'Governor-General of Korea Bulletin' to assess the specifics of Japanese Buddhist missionary activities in the region.
Examined the impact of the temple regulations on Korean Buddhism's administrative control by the Japanese.
Identified limitations on the active participation of the Chungnam Buddhism community due to the region's historical focus on Confucianism and its unique circumstances.
Outlined the characteristics of Buddhism in Chungcheong during the Japanese occupation, providing insights into its resistance and adaptability.

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This analysis examines Japanese influence and local Buddhist developments in South Chungcheong during colonial rule, highlighting unique characteristics.

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