[KS] Re: new religions

[Michael Giehl]

dear kirsten,
there has been a publication with the original text in chinese, korean
and german translation of the ch'ondogyo text dedicated to  the kap o
nongmin che festival in 94 at germany. if  you are interested , contact me
(giehl at bigfoot.com) or the asienhaus , essen (sorry i've no address this
very time)

all the best   -michael-

On Tue, 19 Jan 1999, Soon Mi Hong-Schunka wrote:

> Kirsten Bell wrote:
> > 
> > Dear List,
> > 
> > I was wondering if anyone could help me with a query.  I am studying
> > Ch'ondogyo and have also been researching various other new religions in
> > Korea (Won Bulgyo, Tongilgyo, Taejonggyo, Jeungsando etc).  I have been
> > trying to find out more information about the obscure little (early 20th
> > century) religions that appear to have been offshoots of these larger
> > established ones.  For example:
> > 
> > Tonghak splinter religions such as:
> > Shichon-gyo, Su-un gyo, Sang-jae-gyo, Chungrim-gyo, Che-u-gyo (otherwise
> > known as Yoghwa-gyo and Daewha-gyo)
> > 
> > Chungsangyo splinter religions such as:
> > Hoomchi-gyo, Bochon-gyo, Mookook Daedo-gyo etc.
> > 
> > Does anyone have detailed information about any of these religions or
> > know where I can get it?
> > 
> > Thanks in advance for your help.
> > Please reply to my personal email address: kirsten.bell at jcu.edu.au
> > 
> > Regards,
> > 
> > Kirsty Bell
> > School of Anthropology & Archaeology
> > James Cook University
> > Douglas Campus, Townsville
> > Queensland 4811
> > AUSTRALIA
> 
> Dear Kirsten,
> Have you already read the book which is written in Japanese 
> and was published by the Japanese colonial government 
> in Korea in 1935. The title is 
> "Chosen no roji shukyo".
> ðÈàØno ×¾ÞÄðò±³ and seems to give useful informations on
> the Korean folkreligions including ch'ondogyo, sangjegyo, sach'ongyo,
> wongjonggyo, ch'ongnigyo, taehwagyo... 
> It is republished by the Sinhan Sorim in 1971.
> Some of the colonial government's documents on
> anthropolgy and korean studies were later 
> reproduced by the Wongkwang taehakkyo minsokhak
> yonguso.  
> Good luck. Soon Mi Hong-Schunka, Univ. of Munich
> 



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