『懲毖錄』의 성립과정과 서술의 변모-『亂後雜錄』과 초본 『懲毖錄』의 비교를 중심으로-

Abstract

The first draft of 『Jingbirok』, 『Nanhu Japrok』, is a handwritten copy of Ryu Seong-ryong, which vividly shows the early records written by Ryu Seong-ryong. Ryu Seong-ryong wrote 『Nanhu Japrok』with his experience and knowledge since he returned to his hometown in February 1599, and based on this, the first draft 『Jingbirok』 was established. This study aims to compare and review these two works to understand Ryu Seong-ryong's narrative change and to find out the intention and context contained therein. First, we looked into the timing of the writing. 『Nanhu Japrok』 is after examining the records of Kwak Jae-woo and Yi Sun-sin, it is estimated that they were mainly written around 1600. 『Jingbirok』 is estimated to have been around 1601-1604, after that. As a result of comparing the system and composition of the two works, it was found that the preliminary history was strengthened, relatively rearranged in chronological order, and Ryu Seong-ryong's own activities were further reinforced. In the description, the difference between 『Jingbirok』 and 『Nanhu Japrok』 is as follows. First, the part of excessive criticism of wages and criticism of oneself was described by mitigating or deleting. Second, the article was further supplemented by collecting information. Information on righteous army activities in each region was further supplemented, and more information and organized descriptions were also seen in other descriptions. Third, the narrative about Yi Sun-sin was further strengthened. This change in narrative occurred after the war, in the process of strongly holding Ryu Seong-ryong responsible for the war. While staying in his hometown, Ryu Seong-ryong described how much he struggled for the king and the country during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. The narrative strategies carried out to this end were successful. This is why we can remember 『Jingbirok』 and Yi Sun-sin more intensely today.