Gang Jeungsan’s Korean millenarian revelations

Record summary

Gang Il-sun, commonly called Jeungsan, attracted followers in Korea during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries through teachings about cosmic transformation, healing, ritual practice, and the resolution of human grievance. His followers recorded a program often called the Reordering of the Universe, while later denominations developed substantially different doctrines and institutions. This lead is relevant to comparisons of charismatic revelation, Korean religious pluralism, and responses to imperial crisis. Dates, sayings, and ritual details vary across posthumous textual traditions and successor groups.