노산(老山) 이중인(李中寅)의 삶에 관한 일고찰

Abstract

NohSan(老山) Yi Joongin(李中寅) is the person who succeeded and passed on the 12th grandchild of Toegye(退溪) Yi Hwang(李滉). As Yen Min(淵民) Yi Gawon(李家源)'s grandfather, he had a profound influence Yi Ga-won's learning and life. This paper is the first study of Yi Joongin. So I organized the family tree behind Yi Hwang and looked at his family history. Next, I made up three themes of Yi Joongin's life. First, in ‘Pursue one's studies in the absence of power’, I organized Yi Joongin’s life until he was 44 years old. As a descendant of Yi Hwang, he learned to Toegye study(退溪學) and had an ambition to realize this in real politics. However, he returned home after seeing the reality of real politics. Second, in ‘Damage and Companionship Among from the Japanese colonial period’, In 1907, a house in Gaesan(溪山) was burned down by the Japanese, and it wandered around Yeongju(榮州)'s Uisan(義山), Honam(湖南)'s Geumsan(錦山) and Gyeryongsan Mountain(鷄龍山) to escape the chaos. Also I looked at the characters he met in this area. Third, in ‘Train students in their old age’, I made a record of his return to Gaesan and passing on the family, train students, and serving as the head of Dosan Seowon(陶山書院) in 1915. Yi Joongin valued faithfulness in his deportment. And he emphasized the awareness of the signs in his Chulcheo(出處, working for state or living in seclusion) He also experiencing foreign invasions and extortion of national sovereignty, He has a firm will to pass on tradition and Toegye study. So he expressed this with a thorough system of teaching. However, he did not stick to tradition. He also showed the side of coordinating to the situation and taking profits into account. I could see from this look of him that his grandson was deeply influenced by learning and life.