가야산 유람록에 형상된 최치원문화경관 특성

Abstract

The study revealed the nature of the tours and the process of changing the Choi Chi-won cultural landscape in Gayasan pleasure book during the Joseon Dynasty. Gayasan was a place where people recalled memories of a fine Choi Chi-won and thought about the meaning of his life. The discourse about Choi is mainly about his seclusion and political choices. The contents of the discourse sometimes express critical opinions about Choi. However, most of them interpret his seclusion as a result of abandoning the world and choosing the cleanliness of the fresh world. The minutes of the excursion record the journey, food, and travel schedule. Also, the aspects of Joseon's tourism culture are well expressed, including the labor of the accompanying kilns and monks, and the existence of a stone-piercing horned monk. The places that tourists are most interested in are Hongryudong and Haeinsa. Hongryudong, incised stone with Choi Chi-won, and Choi Chi-won's calligraphy, are the main interests. Cruise has become the motive for the revival of new prestige. The traveler shows the will to assimilate Choi with him by engraving his name on the stone. The next thing interested were the Jinsangjeon and Hacsadae of Haeinsa. You can see that there was a portrait of Choi Chi-won in Jinsangjeon, and that the relocation and decay of the building, and the destruction of the building. The Gayasan pleasure book show the creation, transformation and extinction of the Choi Chi-won Cultural Landscape.