鄭道傳과 權近의 <十二月卦之圖> 연구

Abstract

This paper examines the Picture and Description “Twelve months trigrams Picture(十二月卦之圖)” by Jeong Do-jeon (pen name: Sambong, 1342-1398) and Kwon Geun (pen name: Yangchoun, 1352-1409). The “Twelve months trigrams Picture” is a revision of the existing Picture and Description of Jeong Do-jeon by Kwon Geun, which means that the “Twelve months trigrams Picture” written by Jeong Do-jeon already existed in the “Hak-Ja-Ji-Nam-Do(學者指南圖)”. By tracing the revisions made by Kwon Geun in reverse, it is possible to infer the original appearance of the “Twelve months trigrams Picture” drawn by Jeong Do-jeon. Kwon Geun, who wrote the introduction letter for “Sambong-jip(三峯集)” already knew well about “Hak-Ja-Ji-Nam-Do” and wrote a primer for beginners using pictures and descriptions in exile. After Jeong Do-jeon's exile and before Kwon Geun's exile, the two have been together in the government for about five years. Academic exchanges between the two must have been actively conducted during this period, and the work that shows the first is “Twelve months trigrams Picture”. The “Twelve months trigrams Picture” had an educational intention to help beginners understand. In the “Ip-Hak-Do-Seol(入學圖說)”, Kwon Geun tried to clarify in detail the parts that beginner doubted and misunderstood in each book. The “Twelve months trigrams Picture” did not hesitate to rearrange the existing Picture and Description to fulfill this. In addition, the “Twelve months trigrams Picture” itself became an opinion on Kwon Geun's Understanding of Confucianism. Kwon geun shows his level of understanding of the scriptures through the schematic, and the arrangement of the schematic was a method of introducing his interpretation of the scriptures.