신유한 후손가본 소장 고서에 대한 고찰-신유한 친필 文選集과 『靑泉集』 초고본을 중심으로

Abstract

This paper introduces Shin Yuhan's Handwritten Texts recently discovered in the home of the descendants of Cheongcheon Shin Yuhan (申維翰, 1681-1752) located in Won Songri Go Ryung. First, we reviewed SiSeojungjong'(『詩書正宗』) ChoSeungsam■(『照乘三■』), Cheongcheojip(『靑泉集』), which are Anthology of Classical Prose Writings written by Shin Yuhan. SiSeojungjong is an anthology of poetry and prose for learning classical writing. Until now, only the title was known, but through this survey, it became possible to know the details. It is said that it has opened the way to clarify what kind of works Shin Yuhan's antiquarianism was aimed at and what kind of influence it has on Shin Yuhan's literature. ChoSeungsam■ is an anthology of Li Panlong(李攀龍), Li Mengyang(李夢陽), Wang Shizhen(王世貞) and the Cheongcheojip is an anthology of Li Mengyang, Xu Wei(徐渭), Wang Shizhen. We can see in this book the work of Former and Latter Seven Master, which Shin Yuhan loved. In particular, it features a large number of Wang Shizhen's Chaekmun and Letters. Drafts of the collection of Shin Yuhan’s works owned by the descendants contains many works that are not included in the published book, and we can also check the preface and footnotes that can confirm the creative background of Shin Yuhan's poetry. In addition, we can see the works of famous writers who interacted with Shin Yuhan, which is expected to help us to understand Yeungnam (嶺南) and Sobukmundan(小北文壇) in the 18th century.