조선조 명문가의 재도약 과정과 향촌사회에서의 역할에 대한 고찰 - 강릉거주 안동권씨 청풍당淸風堂 가문을 중심으로 -

Abstract

This paper identifies the historical significance of the Andong Kwon family, who entered Gangneung in the early Joseon Dynasty, maintaining its continuity until the late Joseon Dynasty, the persistence of maintaining internal and external social status, the background and process of re-emergence, and the role of the community. In the early days of entering the village, Andong Kwon's Privy Gongpa grew his family through marriage, and after that, the employment of Kwon Yeon and others served as an opportunity to grow the family to the next level. Since then, the regional foundation of the family has maintained continuity through the expansion of marriage with prestigious families in the region, employment, and the activities of the local community. However, although it maintained the same foot foundation as Tong-hon, the disconnection of successful applicants in the past resulted in stagnating the status of the family. In the late 18th century, the background behind the re-emergence of the stagnant prestigious family was Kwon gye-hak and his son Kwon han-wi, and his sons Kwon han-ok, Kwon do, and Kwon bak's entry into Samashi. In particular, Kwon gye-hak, who returned to his hometown after leaving office, played an important role in overcoming the stagnation of the family, which maintained only the foundation of the clan. Kwon gye-hak and Kwon han-wi, were recognized as clean bureaucrats on the central political stage. At that time, the local theory of Gangneung Hyangchon society emphasized the Neo-Confucian order leading to Yulgok-Uam. However, the members of the Cheongpungdang family in the late Joseon Dynasty, which emphasized this Neo-Confucian justification, seemed to have a Noron tendency, but also emphasized practical aspects in practical matters.