조선후기 왕세자 책례(冊禮) 시 의장(儀仗)에 대한 연구

Abstract

A study on honor guard for the installation of crown prince in the late Joseon period based on a code of laws, regulation, and the installation protocol. There exists one kind of honor guard for the installation of crown prince. There is no change in the orderof arrangement and the decoration material for the honor guard for the installation of crown prince when compared with those in the early period of Joseon dynasty. There exist total 35 decoration objects of 22 kinds in the honor guard. Most of the decorationmaterials used for the honor guard for the installation of crown prince are also used for those of king. However, the flag of kirin does not exist for the case of king’s honor guard and this becomes the most important character in the honor guard for the installation of crown prince. The honor guard for the installation of crown prince has been also used for the case of a successor to the throne. When the honor guard for the installation of crown prince is compared with the one for Banchado(illustration of Uigwe), there is no match in organization and arrangement. For the arrangement of honor guard in Banchado, it is not unusual to find variations in the positions of different flags. For the case of the flag of white crane, it exists in the honor guard for the installationof crown prince while it is not included some of Banchado. On the contrary, the honor guard for the installation of crown prince does not show a parasol while several Banchado show parasols. It was also found thatking’s Se-uijang(compact honor guard for King) are added to the honor guard for the installation of crown prince in Banchado after late 18th century.