영조어제(英祖御製)의 봉모당(奉謨堂) 소장 양상 고찰

Abstract

This paper presents an investigation into the current state of King Yeongjo's creations and Bongmodang's possession patterns of them. His creations consist of four types, which are his collections of works, Yeolseong creations, Gan versions and Cheop versions. His collections of works were divided by the period, and they were "Eoje" Sang(1714 ~ November, 1747), "Yeongjongdaewangeojesokpyeon"(June, 1758 ~ June, 1761), "Yeongjongdaewangeoje"(August, 1761 ~ July, 1763), "Eoje" Ha(August, 1763 ~ July, 1764), "Jipgyeongdangpyeonjip"(November, 1764 ~ September, 1767), "Sokjipgyeongdangpyeonjip"(1768 ~ August, 1770), and "Yeongjongdaewangeojeseupyu"(1725 ~ 1776). They were housed at Bongmodang that was built during the reign of King Jeongjo. Only "Jipgyeongdangpyeonjip" was transferred to the Hugo of Bongmodang built during the reign of King Cheoljong with the remaining creations preserved at the original one. In "Yeolseongeoje," King Yeongjo's creations only between 1714 and 1758 were published because he believed it would be wrong to publish more works than his predecessor King Sukjong. They were published after his death and housed at Hugo during the reign of King Cheoljong. According to "Bongmodangbonganeoseochongmok," the Cheop versions of his creations included the ones created between 1741 and 1776 with most of them created after 1770. They were kept in 26 boxes at Bongmodang. According to "Bongmodangbongjangseomok," the Gan versions of his creations were frequently published from 1741 when "Eojedaehun" was published to 1776. They were kept in two boxes also at Bongmodang. Today most of King Yeongjo's creations are housed at Jangseogak of the Academy of Korean Studies. His personal collections of works and Eoje Cheops were published into "Collections of King Yeongjo's and King Jeongjo's Works," "Boyu of King Yeongjo's Collection of Works" and "Haeje of King Yeongjo's Creations" by the Academy of Korean Studies. The Gan versions of his creations and Yeolseong Eojes were published into "Hunseo of King Yeongjo's Creations" and "Yelseongeoje" by Gyujanggak at Seoul National University.