Keimyung University Silk Road Research Institute: Religious educational institutions of the Silk Road

Silk Road was an ancient and important channel for international trade in the East and West, a very highly developed mental exchange of culture and religion. The book focuses on monasteries, the Madras, the chapels and vows among the silk Road religious institutions that have had a significant impact on today's educational system, leaving remarkable academic achievements in the history of mankind. The First Christian monastery details the history of the monasteries, which were established by the Roman Empire, which had traded with China through the Silk Road, and after its establishment as the State religion, and the education of the East and West monasteries and monasteries. In Madrasa, in the second part of the Islamic world, after lighting the spread through the civil background and the Silk Road, we look at Madrassa's educational ideology and curriculum. In Part 3 Chinese, the diocese details the history of the parish and the genealogy of the schools, the disciplines and content of the Confucian culture, which are a mixture of Islamic culture in contact with the Confucian cultures of eastern China. The vows of the fourth part of Korea analyze the rise and development of the ship-sharing vows, the connection of the church school, the educational goals and educations, and the changes that are made in the establishment of the regime under the influence of Chinese Confucian education. A study of various religious and educational institutions on the Silk Road has shown that re-enlighting the silk road in the 21st century allows us to seek a way to inter-compatite and co-exist with opposing rational values.

Korean title: 실크로드의 종교 교육기관

Korean author: 계명대학교 실크로드연구원

Korean publisher: 계명대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9791165161972