은진송씨의 수원 만의 세거과정연구

Abstract

The study of the Suwon living of Song's family was explained in two ways. The first dealt with Song's background in the Bay of Ancients. Suwon Bay was the home of Song Si-yeol, who stayed in Seoul and around, and was an influential hub for writers living in the Geungi area. It was also the place where Queen Yessong Kapsong, Queen Hyeonjong, Queen Ingyeong, and Queen Myeongmyeong stayed when they died. In addition, the king exerted influence on Simgokseowon and Chungnyeol vows in Yongin. Song Siyeol Hyangsa of the Geogooseowon and Dobongseowon is based on the economic development of Song Si-yeol's descendants. The second is the race of Song Si-yeol's descendants. Song Hoe-seok is the only grandson of Song Si-yeol to have his tomb built in the Gulf of Suwon, creating nearly a short period of economic tax for his descendants. Song grew up in Yangpyeong with his mother's side and lived in Yeoju. Songdeoksang set up a Mansanjeong Shrine and began the Segeo Bay of Suwon. Song Deok-sang was able to enter the central political arena, interacting with Roh's critics such as Jae-ha and Kim Won-haeng, and receiving the trust of King Jeongjo and Hong Guk-young in the beginning of the Joseon Dynasty. After the fall of Hong Guk-young, Songdeoksang was ruined, but his descendants maintained the graveyard in the Suwon Bay.