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Uisang (Korean: 의상; Hanja: 義湘; 625–702) was one of the most
eminent early Silla Korean scholar-monks, a
close friend of
Wonhyo (元曉). He
traveled to China...
- all things. He set off to
China to
study Buddhism with a
close friend,
Uisang, but only made it part of the way there.
According to legend,
Wonhyo awoke...
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Yeongju City, Gyeongsangbuk-do,
founded by the
prominent scholar-monk
Uisang in 676, the 16th year of
Munmu of Silla.
Buseoksa temple is also well known...
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Buddhists and
contributed to
Chinese Buddhism, including: Woncheuk, Wonhyo,
Uisang, Musang, and Kim Gyo-gak, a
Silla prince whose influence made
Mount Jiuhua...
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significant Korean Buddhists from this
period include Woncheuk, Wonhyo,
Uisang, Musang, and Kim Gyo-gak. Kim was a
Silla prince whose influence made Mount...
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Statism Kyoto School Kitaro Nishida Korea Traditions Korean Buddhism Wonhyo Uisang Hwaeom Uicheon Cheontae Jinul Seon
Korean Confucianism Persons Chŏng To-jŏn...
- (관동팔경).
Naksansa was
founded in 671, by the
Buddhist monk,
Uisang Daesa (Grand
Master Uisang), an amb****ador of the 30th King
Munmu of the
Silla period...
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Gangyang County (江陽郡,강양군,
modern day
Hapcheon County) with the new name "
Uisang prefecture" (宜桑縣, 의상현). In 1018 (under the
Goryeo Dynasty),
Uiryeong came...
- nationality.
Seungnang (circa 6th century) Wonch'uk (613–696)
Wonhyo (617–686)
Uisang (625–702)
Kyunyeo (923–973)
Uicheon (1055–1101)
Jinul (1158–1210) Chŏng...
- is home to two
Buddhist shrines commemorating Silla priests Wonhyo and
Uisang, and a
small temple called Jajaeam [ko]. The
mountain is
famous for its...
