「달구장축(達句長軸)」을 통해 본 18세기 후반 교남성사(嶠南盛事)

Abstract

The scroll of poems created from successive responses by Sageun Chalbang Lee Deok-mu, Dalseong Tongpan Hong Won-seop, Heunghae Gunsu Seong Dae-jung, Gyeongsangdo Gwanchalsa Lee Byeong-mo, Jucheon Taesu Jeong Ji-soon, and men of letters from the Gyeongsang region, Kim Deuk-hu and Won Deuk-jeong in the Autumn of the seventh year of the reign of King Jeongjo (1783) was named Dalgujangchuk and called Seongsa of Gyonam (Gyonamseongsa). This study discusses serial poetry comprised of old poems, with heptasyllables and 22 rhymes, written by seven literary personages who represented Seoul and provinces. Introducing the background and members of Dalgujangchuk and carefully analyzing serial poetry, this study sheds light on the society of poetry, called a beautiful meeting and grand event in literary circles, centering on Daegu in the late 18th century. The reunion of provincial officials in office in the Yeongnam region, who came from Gyujang Naeoegak and the joining of local literary people had a significant meaning in itself. Moreover, literary people from Seoul already established network among themselves centering around Gyujanggak. Thus, through Dalgujangchuk, their network can be observed. In addition, as they had a command of and showed off improvisatory and brilliant poetic talent, it is enough explores and demonstrates their literary competence. Lastly, of the contributors to the scroll of poems, Lee Byeong-mo, Won Deuk-jeong, and Kim Deuk-hoo have no works that have survived to posterity - they can only be found in Dalgujangchuk, so their material values are also remarkable.