조선후기 강릉김씨 효행 상서문과 수결의 특징

Abstract

Soji Class (所志類), among the old documents of the Joseon Dynasty, has the characteristics of petitions, and among them, Sangseomun (letter for asking to king) represents the best one aspect of local history as it includes a joint signature. The Sangseomun of Kim Seong-jung and son deals with the filial piety of two generations of the Kims of Gangneung who lived in Paju from the early Joseon Dynasty. It has been consulted by a governor and consists of the main text (本文), the jesa (題辭, an article by a governor), the name (着名), the written seal (手決), and stamp an official seal (踏印). The historical value through the analysis of the Sangseomun is as follows. First, it can be seen that through the sentence of filial piety and filial piety sangseomun, it not only promoted the enlightenment of the people, but also strengthened the proper function of national management. This is the result of consistent politicization of the importance of loyalty and filial piety in the 'Samgang-haengsildo' from the beginning of the Joseon Dynasty, and it has been further intensified after 2 wars (兩亂). Second, it is possible to understand the progress and benefits of the filial piety sangseomun that has been legislated since 'Gyeongguk Daejeon'. Third, although the narrative of Sangseomun consists of ordinary and non-routine events, a device has been prepared to increase objectivity. To this end, it emphasizes the relationship between teacher and pupil with scholar Park Se-chae and specifies witnesses to increase the realism. Fourth, it shows various forms of the written seal in the joint signature of Sangseomun and also shows the solidarity with nearby Confucian scholars. Therefore, I believe that this paper will serve as a basis for a comprehensive study of regional old documents and expand the cultural significance at the viewpoint of regional history.