윤두서의『일본여도』와『본조도감강목』과의 비교 연구

Abstract

Yun Du-seo was a representative artist in the late Joseon period. He painted paintings with Lee Man-boo, Lee Seo, Sim Deug-gyeong, and Lee Ha-gon, and they exchanged their knowledges extensively about their scholarship, military, and geography. In this process, Chinese geographical books, Japanese geographical books, and maps were also used and discussed with each other. Through the discussions, they expanded geographical awareness. Lee Seo made a map of Mt. Geumgang, and Lee Man-boo compiled Chinese and Korean map books called “Jwagwanhwanggoeng”. Yun Du-seo also studied a lot of geographical books and maps of China and Japan. He produced Map of Korea, Dong-gug-yeojijido and『Map of Japan, Ilbon-yeodo』. When Yun Du-seo made『Ilbon-yeodo』, he used the map of Japan called『Bonjodogamgangmog』. There are three kinds of『Bonjodogamgangmog』: The first one made by Ishikawa Ryuzen, the second on made by Hayashi kichiai, and the third “New Edition of Japan map” made by an unknown artist. If you compare these maps, the “New Edition of Japan map” is similar to『Ilbon-yeodo』. However, as “New Edition of Japan map” has no publishing date, it is impossible to know when and who produced it. This map is currently only available at the British Museum, and there is no one volume in Japan. The title of the map contains the new edition. From this point of view, this map would refer to any map published earlier. Yun Du-seo’s『Ilbon-yeodo』is similar to the “New Edition of Japan map”. The “New Edition of Japan map” was revised with reference to『Bonjodogamgangmog』. Yun Dou-seo’s『Ilbon-yeodo』is a newly revised version of『Bonjodogamgangmog』. Yun Du-seo’s『Ilbon-yeodo』influenced many scholars such as Lee Ik and Jeong Yak-yong. His descendant, Yun Jeong-gi, also copied Yun Du-seo’s 『Ilbon-yeodo』.