麗末鮮初 정치적 변동과 恩津宋氏의 懷德 정착

Abstract

Eunjin-Song Clan(恩津宋氏) is a family that was founded mainly in Hoedeok(懷 德), and the time when Eunjin-Song Clan came to Hoedeok is from the end of the 14th century to the beginning of the 15th century. It originated from the fact that the Song, Myung-Ui(宋明誼) who lived in the Late Goryeo, became the son-in-law of Huedeok-Hwang Clan(懷德黃氏). However, Eunjin-Song was called Heosong(懷宋, Song Clan of Hoe-deok) so deeply related to the local community that it was only after his grandson, Song, Yu(宋愉) began to live. Song, Myung-Ui entered the office after passing the state examination in October 1362. He was pushed out of the politics in 1369-1372 due to the surrender of a relative who was killed by the party of Shin Don and moved to Hoedeok, his wife‘s hometown. However, that did not mean that it completely ended ties with the central government. This can be seen from the fact that his son, Song, Guek-ki(宋克己), passed the first examination for office, and after entering Joseon Dynasty, his grandson, Song, Yu, was appointed to the busajeong without ban. However, Song, Yu was also pushed out of the politics because her foreign grandfather Yoo, Joon(柳濬) had a close relationship with Taejo Lee, Seong-gye(李 成桂), and his relationship with Taejong Lee, Bang-won(李芳遠) was not friendly. Song Yu decided to return to Hoedeok due to the issue of the Jongmyo Shrine of Queen Shindeok(神德王后). Eunjin-Song Clan's case is believed to be helpful in the study of other families who lived in the region after Living in the countryside in the late Goryeo and early Joseon Dynasty.