영남학파의 『주자가례』 수용양상 ― 동암東巖 류장원柳長源의 『상변통고常變通攷』를 중심으로

Abstract

This study has focused on Sangbyeon Tonggo (Customary and Special Family Rites) by Ryu, Jangwon with the pen name of Dongam. Also this study has brought to light the Yeongnam School's acceptance aspects of Chu-tz's Garye (Customary Family Rites) keeping in mind the school's convention of manners. The findings of the study are as follows. Garye Jipseol (The Compilation of Family Rites) by Ryu, Gyeonghwi is a book of manners compiled from the viewpoint that complemented the unfunished Garye (Customary Family Rites) by Chu-tz. Bangrye Byeonjeung (Descriptions of Rites on National Happy or Unhappy Events) by Ryu Ji and Sangrye Biyo Uiui (Questions about Accounts of Funeral Rites) by Ryu Geonhyu show the impropriety of the ways of the funeral rites in the year of Gihae when King Hyojong died. They also criticize Sangrye Biyo (Rites on National Happy or Unhappy Events) by Kim, Jangsaeng. Both these criticisms were seen from the viewpoint of the Namin Faction. Though Sangbyeon Tonggo has the major premise that it complements the unfinished Customary Family Rites by Chu-tz, it can be said to exceed the limit of Chu-tz's theory on family rites and to show a new framework of his theory. This idea of compiling the book of manners is distinguished from that of other Yeongnam scholars and from that of the Noron sect in the Seoin faction. Following Ryu, Jangwon's Sangbyeon Tonggo, Ryu, Hwimun wrote Garye Gyojeong (Revised Family Rites) and Gwanbok Gojeung (Explanations of Official Clothing). Ryu, Chimyeong wrote Yeui Chongseol (Explanations of Questioned Manners) and Garye Jiphae (General Explanation of Family Rites). Ryu, Yeongyu wrote Sangbyeon Yohae (Important Explanation of Customary and Special Family Rites) and Ryu, Chideok wrote Jeonrye Gojeung (Accounts of Exemplary Rites). All these books of manners are closely connected with Sangbyeon Tonggo and complement its strong and weak points whether in general or in part. In the field of studying family rites, all these books can be said to do their share well.