조선전기 ‘발해인’의 사회적 동향 -남원지역 협계태씨 태응진 가계를 중심으로-

Abstract

The Hyeobgye Tae House prospered in the 13th century Goryeo, thanks to the political career of Dae Jib-seong, who was one of the most successful Balhae figures during the Goryeo period. Yet with the fall of Dae Jib-seong, the House itself took a hit and was forced to leave the Gaegyeong capital. First they moved to Okcheon, and later relocated to Namweon, where they eventually rebuilt the House. The Head of the House who settled down in Namweon for the first time was Dae Yeong-jae, seemingly during the early half of the 14th century. The House continued to expand its economic profile and elevate its political and social status in Namweon. Tae Eung-jin, who was part of the fourth generation of the House since its entrance into Namweon, successfully renovated the House. He had two sons and two daughters, and with the exception of his second son, all the other three married sons and daughters of prominent houses, even including the royal family. An impressive array of marital relationships was made possible by the House’s reputation, and further solidified the House’s position in Namweon.