文集을 통해 본 李仁老의 交遊 關係

Abstract

Yi Il-Lo(李仁老, 1152~1220), born from Gyeongwon Yi Clan(慶源李氏) which was representative aristocratic family during Goryeo dynasty, passed state examination as the top of the examinees and served as a drafter as long as 14 years. He was a well-known gentry writer and government official of his time, who left numerous poems and writings. Preceding studies have reviewed and focused on his ideological aspects and historical backdrop as well as his life but few have analyzed his social relationship and connections. Therefore this study reviewed and classified poems and writings by subject and persons related in Pahanjib(『破閑集』), which was his publication, and in Dongmunseon(『東文選』), which includes around 90 poems and writings of him, and as the result, subjects of his social interchange were classified into 5 categories, which were relatives, Buddhist monks, Yongduhoe(龍頭會), Jungnimgohoe(竹林高會) and Haedonggirohoe(海東耆老會). Although social interchange with erudite monks as well as relatives were common for gentry writers of military regime period, Yi Il-Lo’s case was unique in that he formed meetings with other congenial writers and had collective interchange beyond simply personal friendship and rapport and joined in multiple literary societies, not just one. In addition, among the members of literary societies, while some have traces of exchange with Yi, Il-Lo many times, others have no vestige, providing the glimpse of Yi Il-Lo’s mode of exchange.