『홍재일기』를 통해 본 마을 지명의 양상 – 부안 주산면을 중심으로 –

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the value and meaning of the village name in the Buan area contained in the 『Hongjaeilgi』(1966-1911). The understanding of the basic village begins with tracing the original place names and finding out what process has changed. The basic place names we know tend to rely on the contents of 『Hoguchongsu』(1789) and 「Local Map of 1872」 of the Joseon Dynasty. In addition, more clarity can be obtained by linking 『Catalogue of Administrative Names of Korean Empire』(1912) and 『 Catalogue of New and Ancient Village Names of Administrative districts in Korea』(1917) from the Japanese colonial period. However, the Buan area does not have a 「Local Map of 1872」. Therefore, tracing place names has no choice but to rely on the 『Hoguchongsu』 and data from the Japanese colonial period. This served as an opportunity to inaccurately recognize the origin of villages in Buan. Fortunately, the recent discovery of 『Hongjaeilgi』 has provided considerable help in understanding the origin of the place name. 『Hongjaeilgi』 is a record of 45 years of daily life and experiences by Ki Haeng-hyeon, who lived in Honghae Village in Buan. Through this, it was possible to check a number of basic place names along with person information. Place names that appear along with the names of 1,512 people are a touchstone for understanding village history. Therefore, this study examines the relevant place names in the 『Hongjaeilgi』 for the study of the basic place names of Buan and helps to understand the current changes in Jusan-myeon.