조선시대 활쏘기 중 鐵箭[六兩弓] 射法의 특성과 그 실제

Abstract

In this study, we conducted an empirical study of Cheoljeon (Iron arrow), the main exam of Mugwa, which was one of main subject for military officials subject during the Joseon Dynasty. This is to correctly understand the traditional exam of military officials bow-type Cheoljeon. In order to restore this, this is a study that expanded the range of empirical studies by restoring various feed analysis and actual training. Iron arrow is about 10 times heavier than general arrows, so it corresponds to a special bow from the Joseon era that shoots a special bow called Yukryangjeon. Thus, using a heavy and heavy arrow compared to a general bow was a way to test the power of soldiers. In particular, to go up to the Mu-in dang sang-gwan (state council governement official), you have to pass Cheoljeon in the monthly archery test. However, it was too difficult to shoot Cheoljeon, and until the method of playing the test on behalf of others and Supervisor corruption, it became a social problem. Unlike the general bow, Cheoljeon is characterized by jumping and shooting technique in which jumps peculiarly and barbs the arrow. It's also confirmed that the Cheoljeon bow glove was a necessary auxiliary tool for these special method. We also examined how to use the Jogeundae tool for cheating in the exam. Finally, in the genre picture in the Joseon Dynasty, it was confirmed that the contents of the Kim Hong Do and Shin Yun Bok’s archery pictures were Cheoljeon and YukRyangjeon.