「儀軌事目」에 나타나는 의궤의 제작 과정

Abstract

This paper aims to examine Euigwe’s compilation process mainly appeared on Euigwe-samok. Euigwecheong taking charge of compiling Euiwge was established in a convenient place, Euigwecheong for the printed Euigwe was established in Jujaso where printing Euigwe. There were many cases that Euigwecheong and Dogam were established in the same place, Dogam was the government office managing the national or royal events. In many cases, the government officials working for Euigwecheong was the same person who worked for Dogam. The Euigwecheong officials were exempted from the duty to participate in several national events. The goods which were necessary for compiling Euigwe were presented by many government offices. Euigwecheong officials bought some of them occasionally, they bought most of the goods after 1890’s. After the Euigwecheong was established, the lamp and the heating fuels for officials were presented first of all. Then, the papers,the writing brushes and the sticks of Chinese ink were presented. The tools making Euigwe were borrowed and returned the owner. Several colors and the glue for painting Banchado and the illustrations on Euigwe and the silks for decorating the cover, the metal goods for binding the book were presented too. The color of Euigwe cover was green originally, but the color changed yellow and red and green in Korean Empire era. Yellow color symbolized the Emperor of Korean Empire. The number of Euigwe for royal family was just one, but the number increased three or four in Korean Empire era. The Euigwes in custody were mainly distributed to State Council, Ministry of Rites, Office for Annals Compiliation, many offices were added in Korean Empire era, too. The printed Euigwe were made several tens of volume, Wonhaeng-eulmyo-jeongni-euigwe (園幸乙卯整理儀軌) was distributed to 101 places and officials.