새로 발견한 ‘일본 소재 필사본 「大東輿地圖」’의 서지적 연구

Abstract

This study distinguishes private manuscript edition of 「Daedongyeojido(大東輿地圖)」 from other editions in bibliographic point of view in four aspects. First, the 「Daedongyeojido」 personal collection is consisted of 22 printing blocks, identical with 「Daedongyeojido」 woodblock Shinyoo and Gapja edition. 22 printing blocks are foldable square packs. Geographical names, natural terrains and historical records are transcribed and all regulatory regions are colored different. Seond, this private 「Daedongyeojido」 copied the title, publication date and proofreading records of the original author, Kim Jeong Ho from woodblock 「Daedongyeojido」. However, both ‘Chuljongsipinyunshinyoo (哲宗十二年辛酉)’ in publication date and noting Youngjo(英祖) as Youngjong(英宗: 英祖) in ‘Ulleugdo(鬱陵島) and Dokdo(獨島)’ part implies that this individual 「Daedongyeojido」 had transcribed around Gojong(高宗) period, range from 1864 to 1889. Third, The author of this personal 「Daedongyeojido」 had augmented detailed description of Myun(面), which is a kind of administrative district to 1,500 cases and some of the cases even include Eup(邑), Lee(里) and Dong(洞). Natural grounds, public and private buildings like insular areas, mountains, river, hills, castles, palaces, towers et al are written down on the private 「Daedongyeojido」. Moreover, it depicts history of the specific region and historical figures and events. Fourth, based on geographical features like road networks and government quarters, this 「Daedongyeojido」 contains 2,000 more records compared with other types of manuscript 「Daedongyeojido」, and the author had associated historical events with relics like castles and palaces. Thus, it can be assumed that this private manuscript 「Daedongyeojido」 had been printed by central government organizations with obvious object which is to make use of it as a map, as well as a book of geographic information.