조선후기 승지의 업무 요람, 『判付規式笏記』의 현황과 구성

Abstract

Panbu is a term that refers to the king's disposition written in the margin of the documents reported to the king during the Joseon Dynasty. Seungjis were in charge of writing Panbu. As Seungji made frequent errors when writing the Panbu, in 1779(the 3rd year of King Jeongjo), by order of the king, the Panbu format was made in the form of Holgi. This is called Panbugyusikholgi(判付規式笏記). Seungji had to bring this in when they had an audience with the king. There are 8 cases of Panbugyusikholgi that have been investigated to date. All Panbugyusikholgi have the characteristic of containing common components. If we classify, 1六房判付, 2宣諭·別諭·守令七事·邊將六事, 3承政院啓辭·啓辭判付, 4特定 判付, 5草記判付. By examining each element, it was found that Panbugyusikholgi served as a kind of reference material for the writing of Panbu. However, this study only performed a basic analysis of Panbugyusikholgi, and I think there are still many shortcomings in identifying the role of Seungjeongwon as a medium connecting the king and subjects through documents and the specific functions of the six rooms(六房) of Seungjeongwon. The shortcomings are to be supplemented in future studies.