마애 권예의 삶과 낙강정

Abstract

In this thesis, Maae Kwon Ye’s life, a figure in the early 16th century, and Nakgangjeong run by him in his latter days were examined. Kwon Ye was a person who was at the center of Gimyosahwa, one of 4 massacres of scholars in Joseon, and tried to overcome it with impartial faith. At that time, he was working as a Chunchugwangisagwan, and when he heard about the rebellion on November 16, 1519, the next day of Gimyosahwa, and made efforts to overcome Gimyosahwa wisely by meeting King Jungjong face to face and making forthright statements about the unfairness of the uprising with the vigor of a 25-year-old youth. His decisive action was highly estimated by Toegye Lee Hwang revered as a wise man of the East. In addition, Nakgangjeong he ran as Jangsujiso also became known by Toegye’s visit to the place. With the three letters, ‘Panseoyeon(判書淵)’, in the last phrase of 7eon Jeolgu recited by Toegye, Nakgangjeong became born again as Panseoyeon. Nakgangjeong that had been born again as Panseoyeon went through several reconstructions and relocations later. On Nakgangjeong designated as Gyeongsangbukdo local cultural asset in 2011 hang 16 pieces of signboards in total including Nakgangjeong and Panseonyeon tablets, Jungsugimun, Jeyeongsi and etc.