조선시대 임명 관련 上來有旨 연구

Abstract

Sanglaeyuji(上來有旨) related to the official appointment in the Joseon Dynasty refers to Yuji(有旨) issued in Seongjeongwon(承政院) to inform newly designated government officials to present immediately in the cast that they were in local regions. This dissertation examines Sanglaeyuji related to the official appointment in Diplomatics(古文書學) perspective such as document form and document administration. The fact that informs of newly designated position and requests the official to present immediately is written on the front page of Sanglaeyuji. In addition, the signature of Seongji(承旨) in charge and the seal of Seongjeongwon can be seen. On the back page, Gaetak(開拆) as well as the receiver's position and name is written and it is affixed with the signature of Seongji in charge identical to the front page. The method of king's calling in the newly designated official varied depending on where the official lived. Pacho(牌招) was applied to official who was living in Doseong(都城), whereas Sanglaeyuji(上來有旨) was issued to the official who was outside of Doseong. When Sanglaeyuji was issued from Seongjeongwon, Geupmayuji(給馬有旨) was issued together to order governor of the involving region to provide a horse as a way of transportation for the official. Regarding issuance term of Sanglaeuiji, it was immediately issued after Gosin(告身) was issued to the designated official to urge a instant departure. In addition, the issuance range of Sanglaeuiji(上來有旨) was limited to several new Dangsangkwans(堂上官) of Uijeong-Bu(議政府) and all the new Dangsangkwans of Yukjo(六曹); the officials newly designated to Sahunbu(司憲府), Saganwon(司諫院), Seongjeongwon, Yemoonwan(藝文館), Hongmoonkwan(弘文館) and Sejasigangwon(世子侍講院) if they were in local areas.