北征과 17세기 강원도의 실상 탐색 - 『서계집』과 『정재집』을 중심으로 -

Abstract

The meaning of Bukjeong(北征) entitled in this article is quoted from Bukjeongrok and Hubukjeongrok (『北征錄』 and 『後北征錄』), collection of poems from Seogyejip, a collection of works by Park, Se-dang. This poem collection played much role in recalling Gang-won do in this article. The two poem collections, which contained the inspiration from traveling around Gang-won do while attending Yeonsirae(延諡禮)(traditional commemorative service) and itinerary of going to Hamgyongdo as a Byeongmapyeongsa, are composed of mountain and picturesque views in chronological order from the footprint of a traveler. Along with the two anthologies, Donghaengseupnang(『東行拾囊』), the first poem collection by Park, Se-dang, describes well the feelings of a drifter heading toward Heupgok(歙谷), Gangwondo, and thereby helps to catch a glimpse of the mood of a traveler as a Joseon Confucian scholar. This article intends to capture the reality of Gangwondo in the 17th century and the way forward the future by examining Park, Tae-bo, as a governor in Icheon, Gangwondo, as well as a politician and administrator, who was manifested in Jeongjejip(『定齋集』) by Park, Tae-bo, the second son of Park, Se-dang, coupled with Seogyejip(『西溪集』) by Park, Se-dang. Through the representation of Gangwondo, Joseon in the two works of collection, I tried to revive the memory left by Joseon’s nobility, while guessing Gangwondo at that time. Although this article can’t contain whole picture of Joseon in the 17th century, it is worth examining the locality and reality during Joseon dynasty period, besides looking over the local feature through the area of Gangwondo.