전주향교 완영책판(完營冊板)보존현황 및 활용방안

Abstract

This study researches the publishing circumstances and the woodblocks used in the local government office at Jeollado in Joseon dynasty. Wanyung woodblocks indicate the printing blocks which were used in Jeolla local office. Known so far, there were 11 sorts of 4,290 blocks existing there, including Seongridaejeon and Jujadaejeon. Actually, there has 10 sorts of 5,059 blocks been kept. They are Jachitonggam, Dongeuibogam, Jujadaejeon, Yulgokjeonseo, Seongridaejeon, Jeungsuwonrokeonhae, Sagi, Saryak, Honamsamgangrok, and Juseobaekseon. To print and bind all of the books mentioned above, 10,621 woodblocks and 21,238 pages are needed. Judging from this results, the current existing rate of jangpangak woodblocks is 47.6% of blocks and 46.3% of pages each. Considered the 219 redundant pages, the actual page rate is 45.2%. Damage from insects are investigated as 5.51% and 90.19% of the woodblocks have been splitted or cracked by the examination of the naked eyes. The woodblocks were splitted or cracked by strong pressure around the nail on them when they were removed, and it had a strong relationship with the absence rate of the handles of them, 92.2%. The traces of added or omitted words were discovered on 292 pages(2.89%), 3 revised letters were collected during transporting them. 216 pages of blocks were newly producted, 213 blocks were redundant, and 3 of them had 3 pages. Wanyung woodblocks are the only blocks that the local government office had in Joseon dynasty, so its value as cultural treasure is enormous. Considering the relationship of Jeonju with the record culture tradition of Jeollado, the effective preservation and maintenance and in-depth study is imperative.