조선시기 고려 法宮에 대한 지식의 변천

Abstract

Examined in this article, is no other than the official titles the Joseon people used to call the Goryeo dynasty’s Main palace. Such titles are examined here to determine how the Joseon people’s knowledge of things related to the Goryeo period changed over time. The name of the Goryeo dynasty’s Main palace was written by the Joseon people to have been ‘Yeon’gyeong-gung’ till 15th century, after the late 15th century was added ‘Man’weol-dae as a high embankment in front of the Main structure called Geon’deok-jeon, which was popularly used as a name of main palace. These tend to change significantly in the early 19th century, which is associated with the reorganization of the memory of Goryeo Dynasty. The early Joseon dynasty, Gaesung was considered important just as much as related to a founder of the Joseon, based on ‘living memory.’ However, since the late 15th century, a ‘learned memory’ of Goryeo was emerged, and Gaeseong became a historical places, which made nobilities trip to Gaeseong. The local informations gathered by them was included to ‘Dong’guk’yeo’ji’seung’ram’, which has been the most authoritative knowledge till the early 19th century. In the early 19th century, Joseon people ascertain in detail historical evidence, esp. with ‘Goryeo Dogyeong’, and they changed the theories on the name of main palace. All these changes in the people’s knowledge of Goryeo shows us that their understanding of all things Goryeo was far from either concrete or fixed or final. It in fact changed and even evolved as time passed by. Especially the late 15th century and the early 19th century is very important node for this knowledge’s change.