『해동유요』에 실린 삼남가의 창작시기와 전승

Abstract

Haedong Yuyo is a songbook containing a copy of a long poem introduced from Ganghwa. This book is an old copy of all the names of the three provinces. Samnam is Hoseo, Honam, and Yeongnam, and it is difficult to find a test copy of a song that encompasses Samnam's place names by province except for this book. The whole country of the Joseon Dynasty maintained eight provinces for a long time, Jeolla-do was Honam, Gyeongsang-do was Yeongnam. Chungcheong-do was called Hoseo. These Samnamdo were created during the Sukjong period before Eupji. The author of the Three Nam Family of the Korean literature Honyong is unknown, but it was completed before Eupji. The origin of the Samnam family and the Samnam family in Haedong yuyo reflected the Korean language representing the edited era. It shows a ceremonial change in Samnam's place name by province, so it is possible to confirm the era when the work was edited. Samnamga, published in Haedong Yuyo, is an object to be identified and used in various ways as a material for Korean language as well as history and history and geography. It is an important material that reflects the era of creation. As a result of summarizing the various things of the Samnam family, the song named by province by Han Ji-moon Hon-yong was inherited as the song of only Hoseoga in Haedong Yuyo. It was revealed that it was not handed down in contrast to the Yvonne of Honam and Yeongnam. In addition, it is difficult to follow the interpretation that it was edited in 1909 because it corresponds to the early 1700s based on the grammar and place name of the Korean language.