영조대 <國朝續五禮儀補> 편찬과 왕세손 의례의 정비

Abstract

This paper is a study to understand the 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui-bo』 compiled by Yeongjo. I wanted to understand how the book was compiled, why it was written, what it contained, and how the ritual was practiced. Yeongjo consolidated its power with the Tangpyeong policy. This is evidenced by the compilation of laws and rituals. 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui-bo』 is a book of rituals that was first created 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui(國朝續五禮儀)』 and supplemented. 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui-bo』 has the following characteristics. First, it consists of the rituals of the crown prince and the oldest son of the crown prince. The rituals of the crown prince reflected his role, and those of oldest son of the crown prince confirmed his status. Second, the royal grandchild ritual was included in the Ritual Book for the first time. It was later used as a reference for royal grandchildren to perform rituals. Third, 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui-bo』 was preparing for a ritual we hadn't yet performed. This is where the previous article 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui』 differed. Fourth, the royal descendant ritual of 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui-bo』 was practiced when Jeongjo was the royal descendant. Therefore, it is difficult to say that 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui-bo』 is a complement to 『Gukjo Sok-O’rye’eui』. Rather, it was the first of its kind as a royal grandchild ritual and paved the way for subsequent successions. It was a demonstration of Yeongjo's willingness to show off his royal power by leading the ceremony.