김려(金鑢)의 창원 유배지도 - 『우해이어보』에 들앉은 유배지 창원의 장소성 고찰

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to draw the Changwon exile map of Kim Ryo who was a literary man in the late Joseon Dynasty. For this purpose, the researcher examined the Changwon exile living of Kim Ryo in depth and examined the placeness of Changwon area in the niche experience and writings. To sum up, Kim Ryo lived in three places while exiling in Changwon. The first place when he came to Changwon in April 1801 was Yultiri, Jinjeon-myeon, Masanhappo-gu, Changwon-si. After staying there for about six months, he moved to Jindongri, Jindongri-myeon, the second place in October 1801, After three months of treating endemic diseases there, he moved to Yultiri, Jinjeon-myeon, which was the original place in March 1802. However, due to his worsening condition, he stayed at Uirimsa Temple in Ingok-ri, Jinbuk-myeon, the third right place, around March 1805, and took care of his health. Then he spent about five months there before moving to Yulti-ri, Jinjeon-myeon, the right place. In addition, the researcher meticulously examined the specific place name and the sense of place of the concrete space in 『Woohaerieobo』. For example, he refers to the administrative name 『Woohaerieobo』 several times in the 『Woohaerieobo』 text, but Woohae and Woosan referred to it as a different name at that time. In this regard, he was giving meaning to the placeness of Changwon area centering on the Samjin area, Changwon city. In particular, the specific places he mentions in 『Woohaerieobo』 include the major place names of the time, which provided the direct and indirect experience of Kim Ryo and the reason for showing the locality or cultural phenomenon of Changwon at that time. Through this article, I tried to understand Kim Ryo’s exile living in Changwon and the locality and cultural phenomenon of Changwon in the late Joseon Dynasty. In the future, in Changwon area, Kim Ryo’s 『Woohaerieobo』 and exile experience should be activated as regional cultural contents in a more practical level. Therefore, it is necessary to establish the cultural identity of Changwon as the birthplace of the first ‘fish dictionary’ or the mecca of marine culture.