작은 섬 재원도 포구의 한·중 흑산도 해로상 해양사적위상에 대한 시론

Abstract

This manuscript is intended to explain how Jaewondo(在遠島) played its role as a port in pre-modern period and examine its status. First, I reviewed the spatial, geographical background of Jaewondo and researched origin of the name, Jaewondo. As a result, I found out that the first record of Jaewondo(載 元島) was in 『海上錄』 written by Jeong Huideuk(鄭希得) during the Jungyoo war. Also, a Chinese merchant ship visited in 1800year, for Jaewondo is connected to the East sea of China, And before reviewing the sea historical status of Jaewondo, I briefly introduced the ocean currents that influenced the formation of the sea route of Heuksando which lies between Korea and China and demonstrated base ports of the southwest seashore nearby Jaewondo. For conclusion, Jaewondo wasn't related to the costal paths in pre-modern time, but it was deeply related to the sea route of Heuksando, which lies between Korea and China. The name Jugdo(竹島) recorded by SeoGeung(徐兢) can be regarded as Jaewondo, considering its tide time in sailing and archaeological finds. Also I considered it resonable to go via Jaewondo if someone were to go Heuksando from Youngsan river by ship in pre-modern time.