Zen master Yong-Sung was born in the changing period when the Chosun Dynasty was about to collapse and the western thought and culture pushed into Korea. Yong-Sung declared the Seon sector, but insisted an integrating direction to embrace both sutras and vinaya. After the Japanese colonialism began, he dedicated to Korea's independence and protecting the national identity as Korean Buddhism. After 3.1 Movement, he made a firm vow to translate Buddhist chinese sutras into Korean language, making the big start of sutra translation. Like his life itself, Yong-Sung's Seon was not only for his individual enlightenment, but also the Seon which becomes one with labor, and the Bodhisattva's practice of saving the beings. He published the first Korean version of Sutra of the Net of Brahman. Yong-Sung's Vinaya is an integrative practice of meditation and vinaya, becomes one with the Mahayana Bodhisattva's power of vow, and independent Korean vinaya which is different from the Chinese one and is rooted on the Korean traditional succession of vinaya. Now we need to succeed Yong-Sung with refreshed beliefs, give insights to the Korean people leading with the Mahayana Bodhisattva's vinaya, and provide new hope to the Korean history.
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Ⅰ. 이끄는 글 Ⅱ. 용성선사의 수행과정과 선교율 회통의 선풍 Ⅲ. 중국불교에서 종파선과 선율겸행의 선풍 Ⅳ. 우리불교에서 慈藏이래 계법의 전승과 龍城律 Ⅴ. 다시 禪律兼行禪農一致의 새로운 선풍진작을 바라며 국문초록 Abstract 참고문헌