재령 이씨載寧李氏 가장유묵家藏遺墨 고찰

Abstract

This paper is aimed at introducing the most-famed family of Lee Jae-ryeong to the academic community, which is the data deposited by the Yi family at the Korea Institute for the Advancement of Korean Studies. Lee's most well-known collection of books includes the writings of men and the writings of a signatory. As both a Japanese and a primary feed, the ink is a valuable material that can be used as academic material in various fields in the traditional era. This style of writing is reserved for the Korean Academy of Korean Studies at the Inryang-ri in Changsu-myeon, Yeongdeok-gun, North Gyeongsang Province, and provides an overall understanding of the family background of the late Yi clan, its traditions as a prestigious family, and the ties of the time through exchanges with various literary circles. The editor of the eumuk was Gansongbyeon Lee Jang-ho (1905-1981), the teenage grandson of Lee Hyun-il of Galam-Chun. He published the inscription with the aim of honoring the distinguished members of the Yi family. Lee’s most well-known books consist of three volumes of "Sunhyeon Silent" and eight volumes of "Setchuppyeon," "Galam Seonjo Silmukseom," "Sukjamsaengsaengsaengsaengsaengseom," "Sunmook Prefer" and "Sejongjeok." This list is based on the modesty of the previous generation's memory and the addition of the legacy of his ancestors. It is highly intended to honor the ancestors and promote the legacy of their ancestors. The third volume of the material, "Seonhyeon Mook-gu," examines various visitors who interacted with the family of Lee Jae-ryeong, thus proving that there was a cooperative relationship between the two.