鐺洲 朴琮의 「東京遊錄」 硏究

Abstract

By illuminating Dangju Park Jong's life of ascetic and the nature described in 「Dangju Collection」, I focused on the value and significance of 「Donggyeongyurok」. Dangju Park Jong(1735~1793)is a poor Confucian scholar from Seoul who put himself in studying literature for whole life, did not have a will for government post, built "Muguwa" and "Guanseonjae" at his home town Dangju, lived a life of ascetic and nature. Later, he was forced into exile during the Jeongyu Treason Incident, but he made it a chance of his life time to find his own identity among the nature and found his own way for studying . He was especially attracted to the beautiful landscape, so he travelled every coroner of the land, and his love of landscape became a motivation to create various travel literature such as 「Beakdusanyurok」, 「Donggyeongyurok」, 「Chengliangsanyurok」. The 「Donggyeongyurok」 he wrote in 1767 described the longest travel Park Jong expereinced, and has the most significance to himself. 「Donggyeongyurok」 describes a 91 days travelling which starts from September 25th in Nanchon to December 24th in Gangchenjeong, Nakgu which has significant value. Park Jong did not describe the travelling in order of date, but choose to describe by items, which he classified various itineraries and route, and he described the landscape and historic monuments very realistically. By travelling donggyeong, Park Jong did not only enjoyed the landscape, but also found the spirit of HamKyeongdo people, found his own roots, reassured his passion toward the academics. Also, his travelling literary pieces played their roles as a guide book to the next generation for travelling like himself, and internally, he strengthened his physical and minds, followed the trace of his seniors, felt and learned the genuine of travelling as part of his studying.