The election for the 38th General Secretary of the Jogye Order, the largest Buddhist denomination in Korea, will be held tomorrow. The abbot of Seonunsa Temple, Caseunsanim, and the 37th General Secretary, Jinusanim, are facing off in a two-way race. The General Secretary is a position with real authority, leading over 3,500 temples nationwide and more than 12,000 monks. Both candidates have pledged to strengthen diocesan authority, enhance the status of nuns, and promote K-Buddhism. The election results will be announced at 3 pm, and the winner will take office on August 28th. Concerns about electoral irregularities related to seniority and financial influence have been raised during the election process, making conflict resolution a crucial task for the next General Secretary.