서거정 한시의 <등황학루(登黃鶴樓)> 용사(用事)와 그 의미

Abstract

This paper was written to examine Yongsa(用事) of <Deunghwanghakru(登黃鶴樓)> in the Seo Geo-jeong(徐居正)'s Sino-Korean Poetry and its meaning. Choi Ho(崔顥)'s <Deunghwanghakru> has been widely known to Korean writers since the end of Goryeo(高麗). And Seo Geo-jeong was also interested in <Deunghwanghakru>, and he revealed his poetic genius by using Hwanghakru and <Deunghwanghakru>. In a Sino-Korean Poetry created by Seo Geo-jeong using <Deunghwanghakru>, the description of the natural landscape, the expression of emotions of retrospective, and the orientation for seclusion appear. This can be said to have been influenced by the fact that Hwanghakru was built against the backdrop of beautiful natural scenery, that the ancient history of Hwanghak was appeared into <Deunghwanghakru>, and that the Aengmuju(鸚鵡洲) appearing in <Deunghwanghakru> was related to Ye Hyeong(禰衡). In addition, Seo Geo-jeong expressed pride in the east by using <Deunghwanghakru>. Such pride was expressed in the recognition that Chosŏn(朝鮮)'s natural landscapes and figures are not inferior to those of China. In addition, he created a large number of poems with envoys from the Ming(明) Dynasty, of which ancient historys related to Hwanghakru often appear. It can be said that this was to facilitate exchanges by using ancient history familiar to the envoys of the Ming(明) Dynasty, and at the same time to show that Chosŏn(朝鮮)'s cultural level is on par with that of China.