송계(松溪) 신계성(申季誠)의 시대정신과 그 학술사적 위상

Abstract

This thesis was written with the aim of re-examining the academic world of a person named Shin Gye-seong (申季誠, 1499-1562), which was rarely dealt with in the academic world. Currently, it can be said that the only data on Shin Gye-seong are "Songgye Silgi", compiled in the 9th year of King Sunjo (1809) by combining very few primary data and related data from later generations. However, before he lived, he was a prestigious figure who was called as 'three high scholars living in the Yeongnam region' along with Cho shik and Lee Hee-an. In fact, when writing the tombstone of Shin Gye-seong, Cho shik began with the words, "Among our colleagues, Shin Gye-seong is the best." Furthermore, Sanhaejeong in Gimhae, where Shin Gye-seong studied with Cho shik in his youth, was promoted to Shinsan Seowon during the Gwanghaegun period and was enshrined with Cho shik to receive the name of the king. However, his existence, which was born in Miryang, studied at Kim Jong-jik, learned from Park Young in the Seonsan area, and devoted himself to studying his mind by exchanging breakfast, nebula, and holy water saliva to avoid the political persecution of King Jungjong and Myeongjong, became almost forgotten along with the fall of the Northern Injeonggwon of Gwanghaegun County. For this reason, he emphasized "Sohak" and "University" by inheriting the studies of government officials and Park Young, and, like breakfast, made "to straighten the inside with respect and to the outside with a righteous heart" as the core of his studies need to be re-examined. Furthermore, it is also a work to explore the possibility of a new academic connection, that is, "Songdanghak(松堂學)", which extends from Kim Goong-pil, government officials, and Park Young to Shin Gye-seong.