唐代 石燈에 관한 考察

• 영문명: A study on the stone lanterns that were made in Dang(唐) period
• 발행기관: 백산학회
• 저자명: 朴慶植(Park, Kyung-Sik)
• 간행물 정보: 『백산학보』第83號, 391~423쪽, 전체 33쪽
• 주제분류: 인문학 > 역사학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2009.04.30

영문 초록

In the Korean peninsula, there are 270 stone lanterns. Those have three parts which are the stereobate, the body of pagoda and the top ornament. The oldest stone lantern exists in the Mirrek temple that was built early 7th century. Whenever scholars study about prototype of Korean arts crafts and stone arts, they are apt to consider that the origin of Korean arts came from China. Because China imported Buddhism earlier and built many Buddhist architecture. However the study about Chinese stone lanterns hasn't introduced to Korean scholars. This paper study about the Dongja temple's(童子寺) stone lantern, the Bubheng temple's(法興寺) stone lantern, the Sekwo(石牛寺) temple's stone lantern and the stone lantern that is exhibited in Xianyang Museum(咸陽博物 館). After study about Chinese stone lanterns, this paper compare the Chinese stone lanterns with the stone lanterns that were made around 7th～8th century of Korean peninsula. Chinese stone lanterns have diversity in plane figures and ornaments on stereobate. In comparison, the oldest Korean stone lantern has an octagon plane figure, also it dosen't have any ornaments on the surface. This comparison shows that the stone lanterns of each country has unique style. Although the idea-offering light to Buddha-was created in India and China accepted it, delivered to Korea, Making stone lantern was developed its own style in each country.

목차

Ⅰ. 序言

Ⅱ. 唐代의 石燈

Ⅲ. 韓國石燈과의 比較

Ⅳ. 韓國石燈의 起源問題

Ⅴ. 結論

[Abstract]

키워드

동자사 석등 법흥사 석등 석우사 석등 함양박물관 석등부재 미륵사지 석등 불국사 극락전 앞 석등 불국사 대웅전 앞 석등 장엄조식 평면구도 주악상 연화문 法興寺 童子寺 石牛寺 咸陽博物館 彌勒寺 The Dongja temple's stone lantern the Bubheng temple's stone lantern the Sekwo temple's stone lantern Xianyang Museum's stone lantern the Mirek temple's stone lantern the stone lantern in front of the hall of Paradise in Bulkuk temple the stone lantern in front of the main building in Bulkuk temple ornaments a plane figure Heavenly musician a lotus flower pattern