화서학파 魚允績 일가의 서간도 항일망명

Abstract

This paper examines the Anti-Japanese exile of the Eo Yun-jeok family in March 1910. The exile of the Eo Yun-jeok family was a collective family-based exile. It is estimated that the Eo Yun-jeok family went into exile in three generations, totaling about 10 peoples. The members of the two families, Min Jeong-sik and Kim Hwa-jin, who went into exile with the Eo Yun-jeok family is unknown, but the total members of the exile group is estimated to have been around 20-30 peoples. While most anti-Japanese nationalist patriots went into exile immediately after the Gyeongsul national shame in August 1910, the exile of the Eo Yun-jeok family took place in March 1910, before the national shame. Considering the fact that the families of well-known figures such as Lee Sang-yong, Kim Dae-rak, and Lee Hoe-young all went into exile after the national shame, the exile of the Eo Yun-jeok family can be said to have had a pioneering meaning in the exiles triggered by the Gyeongsul national shame. The exile settlement of the Eo Yun-jeok family was located on the western edge of West Gahndo. The Gamchang(堿廠) where they settled was located along the Anbong Line Railroad(安奉線), which had easy access to the domestic area. Therefore, their exile settlement also served as a midway point connecting the domestic area and West Gahndo.