한족 문인 陳鼎의 시각으로 바라본 苗族 女性의 日常規範과 禮敎文化- 『滇黔土司婚禮記』를 중심으로

Abstract

「DianQianTuSi Wedding Note」 is the work of ChenDing, a Qing Dynasty. He wrote about the marriage culture and women's daily norms of the Miao People living in Yunnan and Guizhou. ChenDing is from JiangYin, originally named TaiXia, and nicknamed YuDing. Later, the name was changed to ‘Ding’, nicknamed ‘DingJiu’, and Alias was also called ‘TieJianDaoRen’. His works include 『Yungui people's records』, 『people's records of the fifteen kingdoms』, 『xihuangzhi』, 『Huangshan history』, 『Liuxi thatched cottage poetry manuscript』, 『Liuxi miscellaneous works』, 『Liuxi miscellaneous works』, 『wedding records of Yunnan Guizhou chieftain』, 『Yunnan Guizhou Ji you』, 『Donglin biography』, etc. Up to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, YunNan and GuiZhou belong to the territory of China, and many works about this area began to appear. ChenDing's 「wedding of Yunnan and Guizhou chieftains」 is his work in the last year. He used the form of looking back on his youth to record his marriage experience with the daughter of a chieftain on the YunNan GuiZhou border. Although the title is “Wedding Record of YunNan GuiZhou chieftain”, most of its contents record the daily norms and culture related to etiquette education. This article intends to explore the daily life of married women of the Miao people living in YunNan and GuiZhou during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties through the content of the Wedding Notes of YunNan and GuiZhou Tusi. Through the analysis of Marriage ritual reflects the difference between Miao people at the wedding ceremony. It is hoped that the study of 「DianQianTuSi Wedding Note」, more scholars will pay attentation to this book and ChenDing.