성남시 폐사찰 法輪寺에 관한 고찰

A Study on the Beopryunsa Temple of the Closed Temple in Seongnam-si

This study, the location of Beopryunsa Temple in the old temple of Seongnam City was irregular, and the history of Beopryunsa Temple was considered until its foundation and closure, and the remaining cultural assets of Beopryunsa Temple were tracked. Beopryunsa Temple is a temple that disappeared into history, but it was related to the royal family during the Joseon Dynasty and represented Gwangju-bu during the late Joseon Period. However, only <Sinjungdo> and <Gamrodo>, which were produced by Lee Kyu-seung and enshrined in Beopryunsa Temple in the late 19th century, remain under the names of <Jijangam Sinjeongdo> and <Jijangam Gamrodo> in Seoul, proving the reality of Beopryunsa Temple. The main office considered about the temple s Beopryunsa Temple, which was disappeared to restore a section of the Buddhist culture in Seongnam City. The area, which is known as the Tanri Temple Site (Taepyeong-dongsa Temple Site) in Seongnam City, has been designated as the Beopryunsa Temple Site. The time of its founding is estimated to be in King Injo s or King Sukjong s. According to the analysis, it is possible that Beopryunsa Temple was founded by Yeongchangdaegun s original building. If the construction of the Injodae was established, Beopryunsa Temple was the original building of Yeongchangdaegun. In the late 19th century, when Yi Gyu-seung became the son of King Pyeongwon and Prince Jian, Beopryunsa Temple was the place of the ancestral rites of the two great armies. Since then, Beopryunsa Temple has been operated with the support of Lee Kyu-seung and Lee Yong-ho s father and son. When Lee Yong-ho died in 1916, his description was used as his description, but his support was cut off, leading to his death. In 1939, the temple assets and shrines were relocated to Jijangam in Changsin-dong, Seoul.