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학술저널
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이일규 (연세대학교) 남혜민 (연세대학교)
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한국역사연구회 역사와현실 역사와 현실 제117호
발행연도
2020.9
수록면
257 - 299 (43page)
DOI
10.35865/YWH.2020.09.117.257

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The authors of this article visited the Tae’an-sa monastery in December 2019, and confirmed the existence of the original main stone(“Momdol, body stone”) of the Stone tablet for Master Jeog’in (Jeog’in Seonsa), which is recorded to have been first erected in 872. It has been a general belief that the artifact does not remain today, but we beg to differ. In this article we report the results of our survey while also discussing two issues related to this artifact.
The inscription of this tablet supposedly included a record known as ‘Bimal (碑末),’ which documents the properties of the Tae’an-sa monastery (including the land it owned). The record itself has been considered an invaluable source of information concerning the socio-economic reality of the ending days of Shilla. Yet the tablet itself was never found, so whether or not ‘Bimal’ was really part of this tablet has been a constant object of debate.
Meanwhile, a new tablet which was erected in 1928 to replace the original Jeog’in Seonsa tablet features a ‘Dragon head(Isu, 螭首),’ which itself was entangled in a rumor that it was originally from the Gwangja Daesa-bi tablet. Several studies explored such possibility but a definite answer to the rumor was never given. Yet the newly confirmed Jeog’in Seonsa-bi tablet seems like it would be able to provide the aforementioned two questions with an adequate answer.
Our inspection of the tablet led us to believe that the ‘Bimal’ record would have been at the left end portion of the front side of the Jeog’in Seonsa-bi tablet. It seems like it was the intention of the creators to protect the properties and land owned by the monastery in a turbulent time (at the end of the Shilla dynasty no less), by clarifying the monastery’s rights over those assets specifically on the tablet.
Meanwhile, the dragon head placed on the newly built Jeog’in Seonsa-bi tablet seems to have been indeed from the Gwangja Daesa-bi tablet. And another dragon head that is right beside the Gwangja Daesa-bi tablet seems to be from another entirely different stone tablet.

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1. 새로 세운 비와 뒤바뀐 이수
2. 쓰러진 옛 비와 ‘비말’의 기록
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