조선 초중기 진주 동면의 右族 거주 里坊에 대한 연구

Abstract

First, According to the four-way boundary of Bansonghyon, the Jinju Imnae of 『Gyeongsangdojiliji』, there were 9 Libangs within that area, including Bansongri, Sangsangri, and Jeongsugaeli. The natural villages in nine Libang were 35 places according to the Yeongyejaebon 『Jinyangji』, but as a result of examining the actual situation, it was revealed that there were 39 places in all. Second, as a result of examining the natural villages and time period of Libang where Ujok settled, Jinyang Jeong Clan Ugoggongpa Jeong On settled in Sangsari Ugogchon and Jinyang Jeong Clan Eunyeolgongpa Jeong Soon settled in Sangsari Baekyadong in the late Goryeo, respectively. Also, Ulsan Kim Clan Kim Guk-ro moved to Baekyadong through marriage with Jeong Soon's daughter. Jeongsugaryri Makyadong was settled by Cheongju Han Clan Han Seung-ri at the beginning of the 16th century, and Han Seung-ri's son-in-law Jaelyeong Lee Clan Sauigongpa Lee Jeon and former second older brother Lee Chim moved there. Third, the Nae'oeson(內外孫) family of Jeong Soon of Sangsari Baekyadong and the Cheongju Han Clan family of Jeongsugaryri Makyadong established a social foundation through marriage with the influential families of Haman and Jinju, based on their superior social status as Ujok. Through this, they expanded their base within the region. These Ujoks, based on Nammyeonghagpa's human network, produced a large number of Gwageo Exam passers, so they had considerable political and social activities and influence. In particular, the Ujoks of Baekyadong had conflicts with Jinju Governors Lee Je-sin over the dominance of rural communities in the process. Fourth, Ujoks settled and prospered in Sangsari and Jeongsugaryri outside Hyunnae of Bansonghyon, leading to the growth of natural villages and Libang. Sangsari's Baekyadong was also referred to as Baekyari. This has a lot to do with Baekyadong's growth. Until the early Joseon Dynasty, the central village of Jeongsugaryri was Yongamchon, the Yongamsa Saha village. However, by the beginning of the 16th century, Makyadong, where the Ujok family settled, has grown as its central village. Sangsari and Jeongsugaryri are considered to be Libang, where Ujok-centered villages were formed and developed in the earliest period after Hyunnae among the district villages of Bansonghyon.