고려 명종대 李光挺의 활동과 정치추이

Abstract

Although he was not the subject of the coup, Jo Won-jeong(曺元正), Seok-rin and Lee Kwang-jeong(李光挺) participated in the coup as soldiers and rose to prominence. Jo Won-jeong and Seok-rin were beheaded by Jo Won-jeong’s rebellion. Lee Kwang-jeong was a man of extraordinary political ability and lived from Lee Eui-bang(李義方) to Lee Eui-min(李義旼) With this skil, Lee Kwang-jeong became a member of the 9th year of King Myeongjong’s reign, Chamjijeongsa(叅知政事)In other words, Lee Kwang-jeong survived with his insight to read the flow of political affairs and political power whenever an atheist changed due to a coup. Therefore, Lee Kwang-jeong is an important figure in studying the political history of Myeongjongdae. Lee Kwang-jeong, like Jo Won-jeong, politically during the period of Kyung Dae-seung’s government(慶大升 執權) with weak foundation. He emerged and laid a firm foundation for power. Lee Kwang-jeong used this power to promiscuous abuse of power, tyranny, and personnel, but Myeongjong, who trusted him, rather I secretly supported him. but Lee Eui-min came to Seoul (李義旼 上京) and he and Choi Se-bo(崔世輔)