고려 말 조선 초기 권근의 역사의식

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the historical consciousness of Kwon Geun-hye, a yangchon who lived during the historical transition period of the late Goryeo and early Joseon. After taking the liberal arts class, Kwon Geun had a smooth exchange with students at Seonggyungwan, which played a big role as the background for his studies to mature rapidly. The person who had the greatest influence on Kwon Geun's academic formation was Lee Saek. Kwon Geun tried to realize it by critically recognizing society at the time and advocating recognition (principle), the core political and political ideology of Confucianism. Kwon Geun's negative position on Buddhism is in line with the social ideology theory that aims to achieve the purpose of Confucian entry to convert the ruling ideology of the new dynasty into Confucianism through criticism of the corrupt Buddhist community at the time. At the end of the Goryeo Dynasty, when Kwon Geun-hye was active, the conditions were very unstable and confusing both internally and externally. Kwon Geun even mentioned his concerns about such a crisis situation at the time through poetry. Governing the state should be based on the stability of the people's livelihoods. This is because if the people's livelihoods are unstable, the state will eventually be at risk. Kwon Geun-hye insists that it is important to consider the public sentiment and make it comfortable. Kwon Geun-hye was deeply thinking that only when the public sentiment was harmonized can one achieve the will of heaven. As a principle of leading and regulating the real world, Kwon Geun hoped to seek and practice righteousness appropriate to the real situation, presupposing the fundamental spirit of studying abroad, which led to the logic of Byeon-tong, who actively responds to times of crisis in connection with his active participation in reality. Kwon-geun emphasizes how to respond to changes, reflecting that his ideological position is based on Byeon-tong's logic, although it is important to keep the award well on a normal basis.