『梁大司馬實記』의 편찬과 체제에 관한 연구

Abstract

YangDaesamaSilgi compiled with Cheonggye Yang Daebak’s achievements and writings is a personal collection with public confidence ordered by King Jeongjo. Yang Daebak showed high literary honors with poems interacting with famous poets at that time when he was alive, and became positioned as a person of loyalty like Kim Cheonik and Yi Sunsin due to his contribution in the Imjin War after his death. However, this honor was recovered by the Hyunchang project on loyalists, filial sons, and faithful women which was a national project in the period of King Jeongjo 200 years after his death. King Jeongjo’s respectful treatments to Yang Daebak were continued over 10 years starting from 1786 with special privilege of Jeongryo, assigning government position, exempting duties, and publication of collection to 1796 under the name Shiho. Yang Daebak wrote thousands of poems, however, most of them were lost. His son, Yang Geongwoo, collected over 200 poems among them and published as a block book at Jangseonghyun. After that, he continuously collected the remaining writings to supplement the titles and main bodies of poems developing Cheonggyejip as multiple manuscripts. The volume stored at Gyujanggak has the largest one among Cheonggyejip manuscripts. Yet, the Gyujanggak volume might be published to be highly likely to collect YangDaesamaSilgi rather than Cheonggyejip. YangDaesamaSilgi is the comprehensive data to be able to review Yang Daebak’s talents on literary and martial arts among his publications. However, it shows significant differences from the plate making volume of Cheonggyejip which has been distributed. Hence, it is necessary to be preceded by thorough comparisons and historical researches between Cheonggyejip and YangDaesamaSilgi.