16세기 양반 남아(男兒)의 성장 과정과 교육 - 이문건의 『묵재일기(默齋日記)』와 『양아록(養兒錄)』을 중심으로 -

Abstract

In the above, the growth process and study method of Sook-gil were examined using Lee Moon-gun’s Mukjae Ilgi and Yanga-rok as data. As “Yangarok” is based on “Mukjae Ilgi,” it is necessary to compare and review these data in order to properly grasp the growth process of Sukgil. It is necessary to expand the text to comprehensively compare and review these materials. In a strict sense, Lee Moon-gun’s Mukjae Ilgi corresponds to a general parenting diary, and Yanga-rok is a collection of poems that focuses on specialties in the parenting process. With the birth of Suk-gil, the Lee Mun-gun family turned around Suk-gil. In his diary, Lee Moon-gun carefully depicted Suk-gil’s movements and every move from the perspective of a third-person observer. This contains the hope that Sukgil will continue generations and prosper the family. There were originally four children between Lee Mun-geon and his wife Kim Don-yi, but all of them grew up to the end. When he was young, he was relatively smart, but when he was young, he suffered from fever and bad temper, making it difficult to live a normal life. At that time, the couple was constantly worried and worried about their son. Fortunately, On remarried to Kim Jeung-soo’s daughter in Cheongju and had four children between them. Among them, Sook-gil was the object that Lee Moon-gun was interested in and put his heart into. Expectations for his son have shifted to his grandson. In that sense, Lee Moon-geon also wrote a collection of poems called “Yangarok.” His preference for boys was quite clear, so he classified five rice paddies. I tried to systematically study Lee Moon-geon’s long-cherished path. However, Sook-gil was not talented and weak-willed, and it was difficult to study properly because he suffered from various diseases. Moreover, Sook-gil indulged in alcohol and eventually came further away from studying due to the symptoms of being drunk. Despite e Mun-geon’s great success, Suk-gil failed to pass the examination in the past. However, it is confirmed that Sukgil served as a righteous army during the Imjin War. Since then, the Seongju Lee family has not flourished much, but it is believed that it was possible to maintain the aspect of the family with Lee Mun-geon’s interest and sincerity.