전북 남원의 南原梁氏 忠壯公派 宗中 소장 古書의 현황과 가치

Abstract

This article examines the current status and value of the data by targeting 235 books of 169 types owned by the Chunjanggong clan of the Namwon Yang clan in Namwon, Jeollabuk-do. The Chunjanggong clan, as a literary family, must have held a large amount of ancient books since the Joseon Dynasty based on their economic and intelligence power. However, a considerable amount of data was lost or dispersed in the process of war, fire, and modernization. Nevertheless, due to the efforts of the clan, various editions published in the 16th and 17th centuries, including valuable ancient books stamped with the seal of Yang, the father of Yang Daebak, could exist. In addition to the literary value, by discovering and introducing ancient books related to the major figures such as Yang Daebak, Yang Gyeongu, Yang Hyeongu and Yang Juik, it was intended to enhance the academic utilization value in the embankment, such as the life history, literature history, Chinese literature, and local history of not only the relevant person but also those around him.