단릉(丹陵) 이윤영(李胤永)의 시문에 나타난 영남의 인상－1728년 무신란(戊申亂)의 흔적을 중심으로－

Abstract

The Mushin Rebellion(戊申亂) that broke out in 1728(Year 4 of Yeongjo) was one of the largest uprisings in the history of the Joseon Dynasty. It was instigated in 1728, the year of Mushin, on the pretext of revenging King Gyeongjong by an alliance of Soron hardliners and Namin(南人)/Sobuk(小北) political factions, and it was put down by Oh Myeong-hang(吳命恒) and Bak Mun-su(朴文秀), the ministers from the moderate Soron faction. Although the rebellion was suppressed in 17 days, it had a tremendous impact. Many noble families in Gyeongsangdo were ruined, the province was blamed for being the seat of the rebellion, and the families of Namin and Soron/Sobuk factions were placed in de facto political imprisonment. He has 3 times journey to yeongnam(嶺南). First, he went with uncle Yi Hwa-jung who was appointed governor in 1740. Second, he was accompanied uncle Yi Tae-jung who was appointed to the high government post of Dongrae Busa in 1748. And he see off Yi Yoo-soo who met by friend in Danyang. At this moment, his father Yi Gi-jung was appointed governor of Danyang, then he lived in Danyang. However, He defined the boundary in Noron scholars in Yeongnam. The Youngnam journey appearing in Yi Yun-yeong’s anthology Dalleungyugo(丹陵遺稿) follows the path of the Mushin Rebellion. On the road through Yeongnam there are beautiful views and countless scenic spots. Therefore throughout the poetry in Yi Yun-yeong’s anthology Dalleungyugo the writer’s complex feelings are expressed. From this we can grasp Yi Yun-yeong’s admiration for the old literary tradition of Yeongnam as well as his mixed sentiments about the region as the place of the rebellion.