매사육과 매사냥을 위한 지침서, 『응골방(鷹鶻方)』의 여정

Abstract

Falconry was inscribed on Unesco’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritageof Humanity in 2010. Now 18 countries are inscribed together. As Falconry becomes focusedon, Eunggolbang(鷹鶻方) remaining in Korea and Japan came to be paid attention. This paperanalyzed the editions of Eunggolbang , compared with each other and tried to examine the roleof Eunggolbang in diffusion of Falconry premodern ages. Manuscript of Eunggolbang written by Yi Jo-nyeon in Goryeo had been housed by thefamily of An Jeong-bok and handed down to Library of the Japanese Government-Generalof Korea. Now it is possessed by the National Library of Korea. It is difficult to approvethe opinion that the calligrapher of this book is An Jeong-bok . Examining Haesarok andOjuyeonmunjangjeonsango, I found that it is known the author of this book is Yi Jo-nyeon inthe latter of Joseon . Although there is the opinion that the author of Goboneunggolbang possessed by NationalArchives of Japan is Anpyeongdaegun , I explained it isn't with some reasons. I found outthe producer of this manuscript was Oyamada Tomokiyo of editor of the National HistoryCommittee in 1833. Sinjeungeunggolbang written by Yi Yeom, 10 times decendant of Yi Jo-nyeon , is a lotremained. In 1643 it is published in wood-block printing in Japan . Many manuscripts wereproduced on the base of this wood-block edition. I surveyed the role of Korean falcon andEunggolbang in the process of recovering the relationship of two countries after Japaneseinvasion of Korea in 1592.