치원(巵園) 황상(黃裳)의 노년기 한시 –『치원소고(巵園小藁)』를 중심으로–

Abstract

Since 1977 when his work, Chiwonyugo (巵園遺稿) was discovered, the discussion of Hwang Sang (黃裳, 1788‐1870) has been conducted mainly focusing on the relationship between Dasan(茶山) Jeong Yak‐yong(丁若鏞, 1762~1836), and him as a disciple of Dasan’s. In November 2011, as Hwang Sang's work, 『Chiwonsogo(巵園小藁)』(一名, 巵詩) was newly discovered, and research on it also gradually started. In this article, we focused on 『Chiwonsogo (巵園小藁)』, which was discovered and introduced in 2011, and examined the perceptions, emotions, and acceptance patterns of old age appearing in Hwang Sang's poetic works. 『Chiwonsogo』, which is the subject of this article, corresponds to volumes 5 and 6 of all six volumes, and contains 265 subjects in 345 poems in Chinese Classic Poetry. The poems, estimated to have been built by Hwang Sang from the age of 68 to the age of 83, who died, are usually arranged in chronological order. The characteristics of Hwang Sang's Chinese Classic Poetry in old age can be divided into two categories. The first is a longing emotion for the Dasan family and the Chusa family. The longing and loneliness that Hwang Sang felt as he left people such as Jeong Hak‐yeon, Jeong Hak‐yu, Kim Jeong‐hee, Kim Myeong‐hee, and Kim Sang‐hee, with whom he had a relationship at Dureung at which he had visited to meet his master plays a large part in his Chinese Classic Poetry in old age. The second is the feeling of compassion toward his weakened body. During the aging process, he might feel dissatisfaction and compassion, but he also tried to accept and resolve it as a natural phenomenon.