龜村 李福老의 경기체가-<花山別曲>과 <龜嶺別曲>-

Abstract

This article is an introduction to content based upon the manuscript of book 1 written by Lee Boklo, as found in the sixth chapters in the texts <HwaSanByulGok花山別曲> and <GuRyungByulGok龜嶺別曲> which reside in the library at Keimyung University. Furthermore, the life and organization of the writer, Lee Boklo’s collection of works <GooChonMoonGo龜村文稿> are considered. <HawSanByulGok> is a song expressing sceneries and customs of the people of Andong(安東), and <GuRyungByulGok> articulates the writer’s pleasure and contentment in a rural life, in his hometown near IlJik(一直) GuRyung(龜嶺) of Andong(安東) village. The composition date of <GuRyungByulGok>, can be estimated to be around the year 1530, when the composer returned to his hometown after being dismissed from his position as ChoGeGunSu(草溪郡守); but that of <HawSanByulGok> requires more investigation. As there only exist 25 works of <GyeongGuChaeGa>, the fact that the content of these two compostions by Lee Boklo, are in contact with the element of <GyeongGiChaeGa>; and the role which the compositions took in the transmission of  <GyeonGiChaeGa> from An Chook安軸(SoonHung順興) - Kim Goo金絿(YeSan醴山) to Joo Sepoong周世鵬(PungGi豊基) - Kwon Homoon權好文(Andong安東) in YoungNam(嶺南) and expecially in the province of GyeongBuk(慶北) give a very high level of value to these compositions.