안진경의 교유에 대한 고찰

Abstract

An Jin-Kyoung(A.D.709-785) was a calligrapher, writer and politician representing Tang Dynasty period. He was a loyalist who sacrificed his life for his country as well as he was from scholarly families. In this paper, I researched An Jin-Kyung’s ‘social intercourses’ divided into Calligraphy, Literature, Politics, Religion and so on. Two representatives of ‘social intercourse’ in calligraphy were Lee-Eng and Seo Ho. An Jin-Kyung sought for suggestion and possibility about core and direction of modification through keeping company with them. In literature, he discussed urgent priorities facing reality through a historical spot representative of frontier poetry and things for literary people to do with Do Bo, which made him seek modification that opened a new calligraphic style, rooted in reality and introduced a worthless book, based on a previous calligraphic style. ‘Social intercourse’ in politics was that Lee Gwang-Pil, who was in charge of military administration in the hardest period of Tang Dynasty, An Sa Rebellion, got over a difficulty keeping loyalty from start to finish with An Jin-Kyung. ‘Social intercourse’ in religion was that when he was demoted to a local official and was took care of Hoju, he always made ‘social intercourse’ the top seat, responding as social intercourse of Buddhism and Confucianism with Kyo-Yoen. He was motivated to write the epitaph about Buddhism among lots of works by this social intercourse Through this writing, it is certain that we will light sincere calligraphers’ ways forward as well as the fact that how important a profound study except letters in harmony with Hak Yang(learning and improving) and warmth is and it is necessary to creation of a new calligraphy to Korean calligraphy associations where it is main to only handwrite letters at present.