창원야철제 기원무 고찰*

Abstract

Changwon-si has a tradition of producing high-quality iron and blossoming a generous life and brilliant iron culture, and is the center of Korea's machinery industry. Based on the historical fact that "A lot of good iron was produced from the Samhan period and exported to China and Japan," Changwon-si developed the Yacheol-Festival to make the meaning of a city that blossomed in the machinery industry a central force for civil harmony. The most symbolic event in Yacheol-Festival is Yacheoljaeui, which starts at Seongsan Paechong and the five dances performed in this ritual (Gocheongmu, Gangsinmu, Giwonmu, Daedongmu, and Cheondomu) are collectively called Giwonmu. The purpose of this study is to provide basic data for this study to transmit Changwon Yacheoljae Giwonmu to a folk cultural heritage containing Changwon-si's identity, and to consider the origin, transmission, costume, dance, dance, rhythm, and symbol of this dance in terms of dance. The research scope video of this paper was based on the video and data provided by Changwon Yacheoljae Giwonmu Yeo Hyun-joo, president of preservation, and supplemented through interviews.