Figure 1. A Concept Map of Buddhist Temple Forest
Figure 2. A Current Scenic View of Songgwang-sa Temple in Mt. Jogye[11]
Figure 3. A Scenic View of Songgwang-sa Temple in Mt. Jogye(1886)[11]
Table 1. A Lexical Definition of Terms Related to Buddhist Temple Forest
Table 3. A Documents and Remains Including Hyangtansan(Specially Purposed Forest to Supply Materials for Memorial Rituals) of Sadang(Royal Tombs) by Each Temple[2]
Table 2. A Types of Bongsan (Prohibited Forest) in Late Joseon Period
Table 4. A General Status of Traditional Temple in Korea[10]
Table 5. The Overview of Study
Table 6. The First Assessed Indicators by Brainstorming
Table 7. A Questionnaire Analysis of Focus Group for the First Survey Respondents
Table 8. A Questionnaire Analysis of Focus Group for the Second Survey Respondents
Table 9. The Final Eco-cultural Assessed Indicators of Buddhist Temple Forest
Table 10. A Standards of Assessment on Historical and Cultural Value of Buddhist Forest Temple
Table 11. An Assessment Indicators on Ecological Value of Buddhist Forest Temple
Table 12. An Assessment Indicators on Recreatory, Visitational Value of Buddhist Forest Temple
Table 13. An Assessment Indicators on Educational, Visitational Value of Buddhist Forest Temple
Table 14. The Overall Aspects for Assessing Eco-cultural Value in Buddhist Temple Forest (Songgwang-sa Temple)
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