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Beopgonori (kor: 법고놀이) is a type of performance in which a drummer plays the beopgo (small drum, dharma drum) while dancing. The name beopgo (Kor. 법고, Chin. 法鼓, lit. Dharma drum) originally refers to one of the four Buddhist instruments. In the late Joseon period, Buddhist monks often went about asking for alms with a dharma drum set up on the roadside or formed a nongak (farmers’ music) band and begged for rice. These monks were called beopgo monks (drumming monks) or gutjungpae, meaning a group of monks who played percussion music to raise money.