문학에 나타난 한일 고중세의 혼인제와 여성 연구

Abstract

Ancient Korea has completed its own traditional culture through cultural exchanges with China. The Goryeo Dynasty was an era in which Chinese cultural elements were absorbed and accepted in terms of institutional aspects while inheriting the culture of Unified Silla. However, in Goryeo society, only the marriage system and the related family system can be seen as creating a unique cultural phenomenon that deviates from China's influence. Goryeo introduced Chinese Zhu Zhaigarye as a social norm, and among them, pro-British system is the most Confucian characteristic. Pro-British was the most fundamental ideology and system of the patriarchal family system of the Joseon Dynasty, welcoming the bride at the husband's house at the same time as the wedding ceremony. However, unlike China, Goryeo society not only holds a wedding ceremony at a woman's house, but also goes through the process of a husband staying at his wife's house and entering a cigar at the beginning of the marriage. This was a completely opposite form of marriage to the pro-British system in China. However, it is very interesting that this marriage system is similar to the form of Mukotoricon, which was commonly practiced in ancient Japan. Until now, in Japanese academia, these unique wedding rituals and wedding ceremonies have been regarded as southern cultural elements without any other theory. However, through this study, the study should be thoroughly reviewed on a series of marriage types that have been regarded as unique Japanese marriage systems or southern cultural elements.