<二十功臣會盟軸>의 특징과 가치

Abstract

Two Yisipgongsin-hoimaeng-chuk(二十功臣會盟軸) of King Injo and King Sukjong appointed as Treasure No. 1512 and Treasure No. 1513 in April, 2007 were stored in Jangseo-gak(藏書閣). The length of the two Hoimaeng-chuk is respectively more than 24m. They were written in Haeseo(楷書), making Byeonlan(邊欄) on Saengcho(生綃) with Jumuk(朱墨). They were stored in Bongmo-dang(奉謨堂), decorated by Byeona(邊 兒), Hoijang(回粧) and Okchuk(玉軸) and put in a wooden box. King Injo Hoimaeng-chuk was manufactured to appoint people who swept the conspiracy of Sim Gi‐Won(沈器遠) in 1644 to be a meritorious retainer. It is a record when 20 meritorious retainer groups including a meritorious retainer group at the founding of Joseon pledged in 1646. It was manufactured in Nokhun-dogam(錄勳都監). King Sukjong Hoimaeng-chuk appointed Bosagongsin(保社功臣) after Gyeongsinhwanguk( 庚申換局) in 1680 and was manufactured by Gongsinhoimaengje(功臣會盟祭). Bosa-gongsin, who was eliminated in the relation with political change, was appointed again in 1694 and Jemun(祭文) informed to Gaksil(各室) of Jongmyo(宗廟) was recorded together. Two Hoimaeng-chuk and King Youngjo Yisipilgongsin-hoimaeng-chuk(二十一功臣會盟 軸) were stored in Jinjang-gak(珍藏閣) before and transferred to Bongmo-dang. However, King Youngjo Hoimaeng-chuk stored in Bongmo-dang by 1910 is not checked where it is stored. These data is very important data since they show us superiority of Royal Family culture in the Joseon Dynasty and inform us of political change in the Joseon Dynasty in the 17th century. In addition, it is necessary to make efforts to find King Youngjo Hoimaeng-chuk.