양전(陽田)과 연민(淵民)의 가학(家學) 사승(師承)

Abstract

The grandfather and first teacher, Nosan Lee Joong-In, who taught Chonjamun(千字文) to Yonmin(淵民) Lee Ka-Won(李家源) gave him a seal called ‘Dosan Huinsebo(陶山後人世寶)’. It was encouraged that the source of family school was built by Lee Ka-Won. In addition to writing numerous papers and books on Toegye(退溪), Lee Ka-Won has compiled and published a collection of previous generations. Particularly, he has published the series of Toegye Disciples and analyzed the genealogy of Toegyeology in Toegyehakbo(退溪學報) since 1973. Lee Ka-won chose Yangjeon(陽田) as his last teacher and the last scholar of Toegye genealogy. Most scholars of Chosun Dynasty did not record the name of the teacher who taught the Cheonjamun when they revealed the school connection, but Lee Ka-Won said, "I went to Yangkye Choam of teacher Yangjeon and learn how to read.” Lee Ka-Won is a modern poet who has written the most Chinese poetry. By 1996, when he was 80, he had 2,157 poems published in six volumes. The first teacher who taught him how to write poetry is Lee Sang-Ho(李祥鎬). It is the influence of Lee Sang-Ho that Lee Ka-Won researched the poetry in old government examination. It is the most important task for a disciple to arrange his master's writings. When Lee Sang-Ho passed away, Lee Ka-Won organized his teacher's work and wrote a funeral oration and epitaph. Linking a teacher's achievements is not just putting a name on the list. Rather the academic research between the teacher and the disciple must be actively carried out. It is necessary to conduct a full-scale study on what Lee Sang-Ho conveyed to Lee Ka-Won and what status Lee Sang-Ho has in the Toegye Academy with this conference.