朝鮮朝 昭格殿의 연원과 터에 관한 고찰

Abstract

This paper purports to examine the contextual background of setting up the early Joseon Dynasty's new Sogyeokjoen(昭格殿) and its site. For this examination there is a fundamental problem in understanding Joseon Dynasty's Ritual Taoism(科儀道敎). In Ritual Taoism, establishing the place for ritual to heavenly bodies[Taoist Temple] is very important thing. Thus, the significance of the place cannot be overlooked. The first Taoist Temple(道觀) of Korea was established at the Korea Dynasty's royal place, which was Bocwongung(福源宮). In Korea Dynasty, the other Taoist Temples, such as Singyeokjoen[神格殿] and Sogyeokjoen were established in Gaegyeong(開京). Joseon Dynasty succeed to Korea Dynasty's Sogyeokjoen, established new Sogyeokjoen in Hanyang(漢陽). Joseon Dynasty generally administrated taoist offices and rituals to heavenly bodies at the new Sogyeokjoen. In the establish what of the new Sogyeokjoen, Taejo Lee sunggae's inclination and will were dominantly affected. After examination, it is revealed that the site of new Sogyeokjoen, established in the early Joseon Dynasty, was not placed at the present Sogyeokdong but at the foot of the hill of Samchungdong. On the basis of this fact, it is expected that the investigation of taoist's idea of Dongcheonboczee(洞天福地) involved in the site of Sogyeokjoen and of topography for favorable location(風水地理學) in the early Joseon Dynasty could be developed. Futhermore, this examination will make a contribution to ecological investigation.