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| Designation
Number |
Treasure
No.1146 |
| Date
of Designation |
May 1,
1993 |
| Age |
Early
Joseon |
| Location |
396-2
Iho-ri, Gangcheon-myeo n, Yeoju-gun,
Gyeonggi-do (Moka Buddhist Museum) |
| Size |
30.5cm*12.3cm |
| Material |
Paper
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This book is 24th out of 40 volumes that Banyasamjang
translated 「Bohyeonhaengwonpum (普賢行願品)」part of 『Hwaeomgyeong
Scriptures』 into Chinese. This edition was printed
from Goryeo wood engravings: National Treasure No.206
kept in Haeinsa Temple. There are designs in gold
and silver on the deep blue cover and the title
of 「Daebanggwangbul Hwaeomgyeong Volume 24 (大方廣佛華嚴經卷第二十四)」
is printed in gold. It is assumed that the wood
engraving was made in the 12~13th century and that
the printing was done in the 14th century according
to the book cover’s color, design, paper quality
and printing status, etc. This copy is similar to
the Jeongwonbon which is already designated as Treasure
No.1017.This document is 22.5cm long and the size
of a page is 30.5×48.8cm. There are 24 lines, each
of which has 17 characters. Pages are folded every
6 lines into an album. |
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