조선본 ≪律學解頤≫에 대하여

Abstract

The Luxuejieyi(律學解頤) is a private commentary on the Taminglü[The Great Ming Code, 大明律] compiled by Xiao Sijing(蕭思敬) who was a lower officer in Cilixian(慈利縣) Zhangjiajieshi(張家界市) Hunansheng(湖南省) China. Today, we can use only the electronic duplication in Korea. 500 copies of this book were printed at Cholla-Province in AD 1466(King Sejo 12), and I assume that the electronic duplication which I used was one of them. This book was important because it was a textbook in the bar examinations and it was applied in solving hard cases in the Early Chosun Dynasty. In this article, I introduced a form and structures of the Luxuejieyi. The compiler commented 250 sections of total 420 sections in the Taminglü. And I analyzed density of Comments through 7 parts of the Taminglü. In conclusion, he focused on practical use of this book, and his position as local officer was influenced in the contents of comments. And I classified comments as 8 categories by surveying <the Laws on Punishments and General Principles(名例律)> and <the Laws on Personnel (吏律)>. Xiao Sijing integrated all former books and commentaries as like the Zhouli (周禮), the Liji(禮記) and the Tanglüshuyi[The T’ang Code, 唐律疏議], and compiled the Luxuejieyi privately.