海洲日錄(1922-1933)을 통해 본 영덕의 유학자 南鵬의 농사관리 방식

Abstract

Nambung 『HaejuIlrok』 a Confucian family of Japanese occupation through the current scale and have a look at the actual conditions of the farming of farmland located. Nambung is an academic Confucian scholar, but he stressed that the root of life lies in farming, and sought to promote stability in the household through thorough agricultural management. With his grandson and younger brother under him, he tried to build the prestige of a crumbling clan by growing various crops on nearly 80 land. Nambung 70 to 80 of patch of land owned, the mid-season farming period began, spending about $ 220 a year had the size of the economy. He has good offices of learning never of farming in the process. Tried to households to increase the size by land or buy cheap. Nambung is very positive that in addition to rice farming, grow a variety of barley, wheat, potatoes, tobacco and red pepper, and actively a compost, as well as Japan's fertilizer金肥 two crops and increase the productivity of land using barley and rice production by maximizing use of land sought. Nambung was very active in farming, so it grew various varieties of barley, wheat, potatoes, tobacco, and pepper in addition to rice, and actively utilized the compost as well as Japanese gold to increase the productivity of the land and maximize the utilization of the land by producing barley and rice as an imitator. Land survey business is located at the center of Japanese occupation by Japan at the time a sour taste, and the end of the growth plan time is going on. Against this backdrop, Nambung accepted Japanese policies and did not raise any objections to Japan's heavy tax burden. From a modern perspective, it is not easy to find out how difficult the Nam-Boong has been compared to the fact that Park Muan Park Jung Rak(1914-1943), who lived nearby, was pro-Japanese. Nambung of Japanese occupation is a scholar on farming and crop management to resist a hard time, which was once one of the way.