대동류합기유술(大東流合氣柔術)의 영명록(英名錄)과 사례록(謝禮錄)에 보이는 최용술의 일본수련과정에 관한 연구

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to analyze the primary feed, “Ei-mei rok” and “Sya-rei rok”, and to provide clear evidence for the inflow process of Daitō-ryū Jujutsu into Korea based on local visits and interviews to provide data for the systematic establishment of the history of the Korean Hapkido. Therefore, this study has the following conclusions. First, Choi Yong-sul's training in the Daitō-ryū Jujutsu turned out to be true, and the training took place twice in 1942 for 20 days by Takeda Sōkaku. Also, it was found that Choi Yong-sul's birth year was 1903, unlike the previous claim. Second, Choi Yong-sul and Takeda Sōkaku were found not to be previously known quantum or private pupil. This is evident from the fact that Choi Yong-sul used the title of “Great teacher” for Takeda, and it is clear that there was other teacher between Takeda and Choi Yong-sul. Third, the absence of training during the training seminar is that Takeda's private life became a problem and it was different from the testimony of Choi Yong-sul. It can be seen that Choi's argument is distorted in many ways. Fourth, Choi Yong-Sul is considered to be a high-level technique compared to the short training period, so he is believed to have trained in Daitō-ryū Jujutsu from another person and attended a seminar at Takeda Sōkaku.