『금석집첩』과 『금석속첩』의 성립에 관한 탐색-김재로 본종⋅방친 비탁과 청풍김씨 문인 찬술 비탁에 대하여-

Abstract

The compilation of Kŭmsŏkchipch'ŏp in the late Chosŏn, the largest collection of stone stele rubbing, had started by Kim Chaero, who was a politician of Ch'ŏngp'ung Kim family. The facts that rubbing of his direct ancestors and collateral relatives' stele were arranged in extra volumes, and the author of Kŭmsŏngnok-which was likely the catalog to collect and organize rubbing prior to the compilation of Kŭmsŏkchipch'ŏp-was marked as Kim Chaero clearly show Kŭmsŏkchipch'ŏp was work of Kim Chaero. He was also eagerly cooperated with his nephew Kim Ch'iman and his sons, Kim Ch'iil and Kim Ch'iin in constructing stone stele and collecting rubbing of Ch'ŏngp'ung Kim family's female members. And at the same time, Kim Chaero gathered rubbing that manifest state identity of Chosŏn. After the death of Kim Chaero, Kim Ch'iin, Kim Chonghu, Kim Chongsu, Kim Chongchŏng, et al., compiled Kŭmsŏksokch'ŏp (The Sequel to Kŭmsŏkchipch'ŏp), including rubbing of Kim Chaero's stone stele and reorganizing Kŭmsŏkchipch'ŏp and Kŭmsŏngnok. The collection in Kŭmsŏkchipch'ŏp and Kŭmsŏksokch'ŏp suggests open and comprehensive attitude toward hierarchy and regional background of the deceased. However, while the editors were not lean toward collecting stele written by Ch'ŏngp'ung Kim family authors, the selection demonstrates political bias. This ambivalent characteristic of Kŭmsŏkchipch'ŏp requires further research.