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MUNMYO JERYE (文廟祭禮), GRAND CEREMONY IN HONOR OF CONFUCIUS
  • Manage No DI00000036
    Country Republic of Korea
    Author Ji-won Song Research Professor, Kyujanggak Institute for Korean Studies, Seoul National University
    Published Year 2010
    Language English
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Description Munmyo is a Confucian shrine in which various spiritual tablets of past Confucian scholars rest. In this shrine, thirty-nine spiritual tablets are enshrined that belong to Confucius, four disciples, sixteen Chinese Confucian scholars, and eighteen Korean Confucian scholars. Currently, the Munmyo shrine is in Sungkyunkwan, which was an institution of higher education during the Joseon dynasty and is now Sungkyunkwan University located in Seoul. Every February and August, according to the lunar calendar, commemorative rites are prepared and called Munmyo Jerye or Seokjeonje. Currently, Seokjeonje is listed as No. 85 on the Important Intangible Cultural Heritage List of Korea, designated in 1986.

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