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A Study of Family Relations and Hyo (Filial Piety) in the Founding Myths of East Asian Countries
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동아시아 시조 전승 신화에 나타난 가족 관계와 효

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Academic journal
Author
Yunkyeong Kim (조선대학교 우리철학연구소)
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한국효학회 효학연구 효학연구 제24호 KCI Candidated Journals
Published
2016.1
Pages
53 - 78 (26page)

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A Study of Family Relations and Hyo (Filial Piety) in the Founding Myths of East Asian Countries
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Hyo (filial piety) originates from prayer for the perpetuity of life and ancestor worship. This study attempted to figure out family relations and filial piety in folk myths, not in Hyo discourse which has been primarily handled in previous studies. In general, oral literature and literature narratives categorized as ‘filial story’ were created to make people fulfill filial piety. They describe a concept of Hyo under political ideology as well as filial piety as universal humanity. In contrast, founding myth which had no intention to exalt this virtue still keeps the form of primitive Hyo with the divinity and completeness of the founder. This paper reviews the horizontal and inter-respect aspects of Hyo prototype by analyzing family relations and filial piety forms in the following myths: Dangun Myth, Myth of King Dongmyeong (Korea); founding and Gesar myth of Mongolia; founding myth of Manchuria, Amaterasu-omikami myth (Japan).

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