음보에 대한 서지적 연구

Abstract

With a view to conducting bibliographical analysis of Eumbo, this study conducted an investigation and a comparative analysis of contents of the hereditary version of Eumbo. Muneum is the government official appointment system of Joseon times, which was based on each of their family backgrounds, and its operation was based on regulation related to official legislation. While the records of those who passed state examination to select officials for civil and military services were published by Bangmok, Eumgwan is representative records of Eumbo which takes the form of Palsebo. Therefore, Eumbo (TK2290.4 4305) possessed by Havard Yenching Library, that (Go929.3-Eu55) by Gyujanggak and that (Go929.3-Eu55) by National Library of Korea, was chosen as the research subject, considering that they include the largest number of family names among the hereditary versions, And the comparative study on these three Eumbos were conducted in terms of family names, family origins, records of main texts and examples of Lee of Jeonju origin. As a result, Havard collection showed the biggest number of total persons and family origins, while overall, showing peculiarities in terms of examples and the subsequent symbol indication of office organization and post and records of central part of book, records of the deceased and details of persons and so on. While Gyujanggak collection shows the largest number of records of persons’ appointment as civil service officials while being particular in terms of the records of first government post names. In the case of Gyujanggak collection, it was found out that that the records of government post names by a variety of persons and posthumous symbol indications and revised names were added to the version. Overall, Eumbo, which is typical and specialized genealogy, shows difference in every respect, especially in terms of composition and listed numbers of family names and main texts, total number of listed persons, forms and contents of main text records and person detail records. It is analyzed that while palsebo was composed on the basis of bangmok when it comes to the civil and military officers, Eumbo was composed on the basis of composers or composers' families, implicitly exhibiting their prestige.