15세기 한양도성의 풍속과 문화지도－성현의 『용재총화』를 중심으로－

Abstract

This study was designed to read Joseon Dynasty, which is a freer and more dynamic country, not a symbol of Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism, through the descriptions of the ideas, systems, culture and customs of the early Joseon Dynasty from Goryeo. In particular, Seong Hyeon(1439-1505), who lived in the 15th century, wrote a book titled 『Yongjaechonghwa(慵齋叢話)』 which contains a number of articles that can read the customs, history, geography, and literature. Through this, we looked at the customs of Seoul city in religion, culture, and learning. Joseon in the 15th century was a period when religious diversity was recognized, various aspects of night culture existed, and active academic activities were taking place. To study the 15th century of Joseon in a more three-dimensional and visual way, cultural maps were developed. Since there is no map of the early Joseon Dynasty that has been handed down so far, I chose a map named 「Doseongdo(都城圖)」, which was produced in 1750, and put on a 5-part 52-section systems of 『DonggukYeojiSeungram(東國輿地勝覽)』 compiled in 1481. In addition, <the map of Seoul city Culture in 15th> was completed focusing on the contents of the materials of the 『Yongjaechonghwa』. As a result, the characteristics of each district in Seoul, though limited to the data. The central part was seen as a place of Buddhist culture at the heart of the capital, the eastern part as a place of rest and learning, the southern part as a venue for royal ceremonies and meetings, the western part as a point of diplomacy and transportation, and finally, the northern part appeared as a city densely packed with variety and splendor. This allowed us to examine the spatial aspects of Hanyang(Seoul) during the 15th century.