고문서를 통해 본 진양하씨 滄洲家의 士族的 위상 - 사회경제적 기반을 중심으로

Abstract

The Changju line of Ha Family in Jinyang has been one of the most influential family in Jinju which had played a core role within Namyeong School in the early 17th century, and after negotiating with the theories of Kiho School by the effort of Song Siyeol and Songju it eventually became the part of Seoin School. Its political change from Bukin school following after Nammyeong to Seoin school of Giho school was a way to get through the socio-political crisis after Injo Restoration. Changju Family's political stance, therefore, can not help but cause a political conflict between Namin and Seoin in the region but they launched varied projects for their family founder 河(1563-1624), which had contributed to the glory and fame of their family; they also made a strong relationship with the local and central group of Noron school as well which was proven to be helpful to make a agreeable decision; when the Changju line recommended Changju's sixth grandson Ha Jintae as Respecful Filial Son to the government, they have been given strong support by the local group of Noron school through over one hundred memorials to the king, which was proven to be very successful. This was a proof of the strong influence of the Changju line in the region. One of the reasons which Changju line, excluded from the central officialdom, could have a deep root in the region was their affluent properties. According to their family documents distributing assets in the early 18th century the Changju line had over 1,000 durak(66,100㎡) rice field and over hundred servants and their assets was on an increasing trend. This state of things could provide the family members enough material wealth with which they could devote themselves on academic activities. This paper is just a sketch of the state looking through their old documents but in a sense this approach can be meangful to study the multi-dimentional aspects of the Nammyeong school.