경진자본 『梅月堂集』 간행 과정과 校訂本

Abstract

This study researched the publishing process of Gyungjinja(庚辰字) version(Jaejugapinja, 再鑄甲寅字) 『Maewoldangjip』(梅月堂集) and charac- teristics appeared in various books that were handed down from the past. In addition, this study intended to understand the distribution and transmission process of 『Maewoldangjip』. The summarized discussion results are as follows. First, the 『Maewoldangjip』 Gyungjinja version is a republished edition that was published after the Eulhaeja(乙亥字) version, and the two types of 10 lines 18 letters and 10 lines 17 letters were published. It is predicted that the 18 letters version was published from 1583 to March 1585, and the 17 letters version right after the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592(壬辰倭亂). Secondly, the 18 letters version exists in two different types of recension and non recension. This seems like the result of drawing out the 18 letters version, then separately creating the recension when misspelled words were found. The 17 letters version that was invented right after the Japanese invasion of Korea has inherited the 'non recension.'Thirdly, continuous revisions of 『Maewoldangjip』 were made in Chinese ink handwritings when Gyungjinja printed book was being distributed, and people had great desire for republication as well. There was a movement of publishing the book again in Gyujanggak(奎章閣) by the royal command of King Jungjo(正祖), but never made it to the end. Currently, the Hong Sun-yang(洪善養) manuscrip version that inherited the 10 lines 18 letters recension is remained in Gyujanggak of Seoul National University. Fourthly, for 『Maewoldangjip』, just the version owned by the Hosa Library, City of Nagoya was considered important, but this is a non recension. It is necessary for the Hoojodang(後彫堂) version that represents the nationally handed down version as a recension to be used widely as the basic research text.