조선 후기 정조대 도성 東郊의 도로와 陵幸路

Abstract

During the Joseon Dynasty, the suburban area to the east of Hanyang City has the historical character of being an activity space for the King's parade and the lives of the common people. This place has been a residential space for the common people since ancient times, and the King's procession and National ceremonies overlapped, making it a place in the main road network. It was a place for Royal ceremonies and a commercial center for the people. Therefore, combining the transformation of the capital to the eastern suburbs with the performance of the dynasty's state rituals and the commercial activities of the common people would be a way to comprehensively illuminate the chronological aspects of the local space. Based on this perspective, this study examined the aspects of the Royal tomb road, focusing on the King's procession that took place on the suburban road to the east of Hanyang City, in connection with local residents. Through this, we hope that it will become the basis for research on the operation patterns of the suburban road network according to the King's parade during the Joseon Dynasty.