한국족보박물관 소장 「淸州韓氏世譜」의 간행체제와 특징 연구

Abstract

The Cheongjuhanssisebo, owned by the Korean Jokbo Museum, is the first comprehensive genealogy of the Cheongju Han Clan, published in 1617. Cheongjuhanssisebo was compiled in the early 17th century, but it has a method of writing the man’s name first, which is common in the genealogy of the late Joseon Dynasty, and a method of recording only the man’s children. Like this, Cheongjuhanssisebo has value as an old book that can examine the aspects of genealogy publication in the early and middle Joseon Dynasty, but it was only used at the level of being cited in other studies. Therefore, in order to find out the various characteristics of Cheongjuhanssisebo, the collections of Keimyung University, National Library of Korea, and Kyujanggak Institue for Korean Studies, which have been identified so far, were compared with those of the Korean Jokbo Museum. As a result, it was confirmed that the edition was the same, but the detailed contents such as some supplementary engravings and missing pages were different, and the collection of the Korean Jokbo Museum contained the most information along with the collection of Kyujanggak Institue for Korean Studies.