『窮通寶鑑』의 命理理論 特徵

Abstract

The myeongriological characteristics were examined in the Gung Tongbogam, a well-expressed Chofu theory and the process of growth and extinction of all things that change according to the order of the four periods. Gung Tongbogam analyzes the relationship between Il-il (日干) and Wol-ji (月支) in the order of the five elements (five-haeng), and finds the joy of the four-hour period, so through Chofu (調候). It is based on the neutralization of four weeks. The author and the period of writing are not clear, but the original title is Nangangmang, and was called Harmony Medicine, but was re-edited by the Qing Dynasty, and was passed on as Gungtungbogam . It was confirmed that the basis of the writing period was a book that was adopted as a textbook in the'Gwansanggam Coverage Test' in the Joseon Dynasty, and the background of the period already existed at least in the early Ming Dynasty. It is inferred that the author is a man who was influenced by Sung Confucianism in the story of the four lords of the dignitaries and Yurim. The Gung Tongbogam is explained by twelve months in ten thousand periods, and consists of five volumes for each of the five lines of 「論木」 「論火」⋅「論土」⋅「論金」⋅「論水」. Gung Tongbogam expresses the Chinese ideology well by utilizing the theory of Chohu centered on Wolyeong and the rules of Hannan. Law, and the concept of dynasty, yongsin, monarch and throne. In addition, the characteristics of Myeongriological theory were investigated by discussing the heights of Buguibincheon by grade and mentioning the fate of Seungdo and the theory of Feng Shui. The myeong-physical characteristics of Gungtongbogam can be seen in the systematic practical use of the flow of time and space in the four weeks, and it is worth further study.