『梅園日記(1603~1644)』를 통해 본 예안 사족 金光繼의 관계망

Abstract

This writing examined Kim, Gwang-gye, Gwangsan Kims from Yean Ocheon, through 『MaewonDiary(梅園日記)』 written by him in his 20s to 60s in the opening years of the 17th century. Gwangsan Kims became the learned men of reputation in the country through marriages, study, economic bases, and righteous army activities. Kim, Gwang-gye who inherited this from his ancestor studied by visiting Park, Seong and Cho, Mok and expanded his network to Jeong, Gyeong-se's writers who were active with Sangju as the center through the relationship with Ryu, Jin, Ryu, Am, and Park, Hoi-mu. Kim, Gwang-gye and his younger brother got married to women of distinguished families in Euiseong. There are many writers of Jang, Hyeon-gwang and Kim, Gwang-gye naturally associated with them. When Jeong, Gu who was from Seongju started for his new post as Andong Busa, Kim, Gwang-gye became his pupil. This led him to associate with learned men of Seongju and his network with them got to be firmer as his son got married to a daughter of Lee, Yun-wu, Gwangju Lees in Seongju. As Jeong, Gyeong-se from Sangju and Jang, Hyeon-gwang from Andong grew as representative scholars of Yeongnam in the first half of the 17th century, their hometown got to emerge as the seat of learning in Yeongnam. Kim, Gwang-gye met Jang, Hyeon-gwang by visiting Indong Bujiamseodang, home to 'Yeonheon Philosophy' in 1636. Kim, Gwang-gye's academic network expanded to Indong through this. In other words, Kim, Gwang-gye expanded his spatial network to Sangju, Seongju, and Indong beyond the network of his father who was the writer of Jomok while he became a pupil of Jeong, Gu and Jang, Hyeongwang. In addition, he most served as the director of Dosanseowon Confucian Academy, the representative organization for learned men of Yean in 1630 to 1640 and his status got to be firmer in the country as he took the initiative in organizing a loyal army of Yean in the Manchu war of 1636