스토리텔링을 통한 역사인물의 가치와 의미 — 소현세자빈 강씨의 문화콘텐츠를 중심으로

Abstract

‘Mrs. Gang, a Wife of Prince Sohyeonseja’, whose family originated from Keum-Chun, was a daughter of the second vice-premier Kang Suk Ki. She performed the customary formalities, and became 'a Wife of Prince Sohyeonseja' in 1627 (the 5th year of King Injo). In 1637 (after the Manchu War of 1636), she and her Crown Prince were held hostage in Shim Yang. In 1644, they returned to their country. By the way, her Crown Prince died suddenly 2 months after he returned to his country. In addition, she fell under suspicion of putting poison in the king's food, and was detained in the separate house (Huwon) the following year. After then, despite the pleas of the ministers of the royal court, she was bestowed poison tragically in March 1646. However, the story telling of cultural contents of a historical person ‘Mrs. Gang, a Wife of Prince Sohyeonseja' is significant in several contexts. Telling her stories (based on her values and activities) microscopically can make it possible to effectively understand the correlation of the values of cultural contents. Furthermore, including her spirit of the times and modern value related to female participation in the story telling can become the beginning of making the public actively participate in preserving cultural assets and, ultimately, of making the public improve as they can enjoy new culture, enjoyed through the public's participation and support. By doing so, it became the opportunity to be able to feel and understand the life philosophy she intended to implement from her point of view. In addition, it can be expected that the contents will be changed into richer contents if ‘Mrs. Gang, a Wife of Prince Sohyeonseja’-centered various stories are told in an enhanced way. Presumably the richer contents can expand field trips, such as exploring her journey from hostage to home, as well as can become original sources of documentaries, dramas, films, plays.