명말 登州 문인 吳大斌과 조선 문인들의 교유 관련 연구-『燕行錄』중의 唱和詩를 중심으로-

Abstract

The object of this thesis are responsory poems, valedictory poems, original rhyme poems and relevant records in Yeonhaengrok made by Oh Daebeen, a scholar of Dengzhou, and Korean scholars in the late of Ming Dynasty. Although there is no detail information about Oh Daebeen in domestic literature, we can find some specific details from Yeonhaengrok. He came from a martial family and migrated from Liaodong to Dengzhou because of war in the late of Ming Dynasty. With a poor life in his late years, he had a sharp sense of integrity and was good at verse. So he got respect and support both from people around and Korean scholars. He always initiatively made friends with Korean scholars, and kept sincere relation by making poems. During this period, they made some excellent antiphon poetry. There are 6 Korean scholars who contacted with him such as Lee Meensung, Kim Sanghyun, Kim Jeesu and so on. Their responsory poems, valedictory poems and original rhyme poems were recorded in Yeonhaengrok. Because of the War against the Later Jin Dynasty, the poems made by scholars from both Ming and Korea reflected the anxiety about the weak of Ming Dynasty and the hope of its revitalization, as well as the friendship and personal emotion between the scholars of the two countries. Although, Oh Daebeenis not a famous scholar in Chinese history, he made active exchange with Korean scholars under the special background of traveling to Yenching by sea route, and his works got significant value in literary communication history of China-Korea. By studying on the poems, the thesis mainly researched their literary value and significance, and reflected the profound friendship of China and Korean scholars. This paper will be helpful to understand their literature, exchange and extend relative research fields objectively.