영제 어산집단별 동이성 연구 –오공양착복춤을 중심으로-

Abstract

Youngje is undertaken for the group gathrings by the geneaology classified into three classes and the Oejang-oriented eosan group that has succeeded the foregoing. Looking at the foregoing issue, Tongbeomje has Gyeongho and Wonmyung eosan group, Tonggoje has Seokbong eosan group and Palgongsanje has Wonbong eosan group. Four eosan groups are the groups that regulatly exercises Youngsanjae, Surukjae, Yeosujae and others along the students that have mastered for Eojang that succeeded one of the three classes as the core group to lead Youngje that this eosan group is the subject for this study. Four eosan groups have the homegeneity of general value in Youngje but also has the difference in different selective value with the succession divided into three classes. Under this perspective, the attention is given to the point that there has been voices for needs to study on Youngje's eosan group and take a look at the dance movement of O-gongyang-chakbok dances to clarify the identity for each eosan group for homogeneity, difference, namely, the commonalities. First of all, the pedigree of Eojang is sought. In general, the beompae geneaology could be confirmed from the earlier studies and the jakbeop dances pedigree is confirmed to be minimal as it could be affirmable for the succeeded monks in temple. Next, the common points are searched through the ceremonies implemented by those four eosan groups in 2023. The Gyeongho eosan group is Youngsanjae, Wonmyung and Seokbong eosan group are Surykjae and Wonbong eosan group is Yeosujae. In the four sessions, 10 types of dance were performed and the common dances are three, consisting of three dances in Cheonsubara dance, O-gongyang-chakbok dances, Yajapbara dance. Among them the O-gongyang-chakbok dances is facilitated to take a look at the commonalities. The homogeneity of general value in Youngje would be the lysics of Beompae, expansion method of sori-gil (sound path), and the jakbeom dances (dance in Buddhist ceremonies) as the basic movement of dance, and the difference of selective value is shown to be the composition of sound path of Bemmpae, time, sigimsae (method or state of making sound in pansori), jakbeom dances for dance movement, moving line, direction and so forth. There significant differences in the detailed dance movement would be depicted as the identity contained within these four eosan group. This is attributable to the fact that the succession of pedigree of Eojang is different. In particular, the Gyeongho and Wonmyung eosan group are classified by Tongbeomje, but the dance movement is shown to be different due to the differently handed-down geneaology.