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'''Tomb and Stele of Sim Tong-won''' | '''Tomb and Stele of Sim Tong-won''' | ||
− | This is the tomb of Sim Tong-won (1499-1572), a civil official of the Joseon period (1392-1910), and his wife, Lady Yi. A stele commemorating his life and achievements is located 100 m to the south of the tomb. | + | This is the tomb of Sim Tong-won (1499-1572), a civil official of the Joseon period (1392-1910), and his wife, Lady Yi. A stele commemorating his life and achievements is located 100 m to the south of the tomb. |
− | Sim Tong-won was the | + | Sim Tong-won was the great-great-grandson of Sim On (1375-1418), the father-in-law of King Sejong (r. 1418-1450). He was known in his youth for his advanced intelligence and placed first in the state examination in 1537. After serving various official posts, he was promoted to the position of second state councilor. While enjoying the power as a royal relative, Sim was accused of abusing power and demoted to a lower position. He was also impeached by Yi I (1563-1584), a renowned scholar and politician, for flattering another powerful official. This eventually led Sim Tong-won to be removed from his position. |
− | In front of the tomb mound, there is a stone incense table, stone pillars, and stone statues of civil officials. To the right, there is a | + | In front of the tomb mound, there is a stone incense table, stone pillars, and stone statues of civil officials. To the right, there is a monument with an explanation of the inscription on the stele. |
The stele was erected in 1575. The inscription was composed by his son Sim Jin and was calligraphed by his grandson Sim Geuk-myeong (1556-?). The title of the stele was written by one of his other sons, Sim Bang. | The stele was erected in 1575. The inscription was composed by his son Sim Jin and was calligraphed by his grandson Sim Geuk-myeong (1556-?). The title of the stele was written by one of his other sons, Sim Bang. | ||
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2020년 7월 14일 (화) 01:49 기준 최신판
심통원 선생 묘 및 신도비 Tomb and Stele of Sim Tong-won |
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대표명칭 | 심통원 선생 묘 및 신도비 |
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영문명칭 | Tomb and Stele of Sim Tong-won |
한자 | 沈通源 先生 墓 및 神道碑 |
주소 | 경기도 포천시 소흘읍 이곡리 산21(묘), 47-1(신도비) |
지정(등록) 종목 | 포천시 향토유적 제16호 |
지정(등록)일 | 1986년 4월 9일 |
소유자 | 사유 |
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해설문
국문
조선 중기의 문신 심통원(沈通源, 1499~1572)과 부인 완산이씨의 합장묘 및 신도비이다. 신도비란 임금이나 벼슬이 높은 사람의 일생과 업적을 새긴 비석을 말한다.
심통원은 세종(1418~1450 재위)의 장인 심온(沈溫, 1375~1418)의 4대손이다. 어렸을 때부터 신동 소리를 들었고, 중종 32년(1537) 과거시험에 장원급제하였다. 이후 여러 관직을 거쳐 우의정·좌의정에 이르렀다. 왕의 외가 친척으로 권세를 누리다가 윤원형 등과 함께 권력을 남용했다는 탄핵을 받아 관직이 강등되기도 하였다. 또 김안로(金安老, 1481~1537)에게 아부했다는 죄목으로 율곡 이이(李珥, 1536~1584) 등의 탄핵을 받아 관직을 빼앗기기도 하였다.
봉분 앞에는 향로석·망주석·문인석 등이 갖추어져 있고, 오른쪽에는 신도비문을 의역한 비석이 있다. 선조 8년(1575)에 건립한 신도비는 남쪽으로 100여 미터 떨어진 도로변에 있다. 아들 심진(沈鎭)이 글을 짓고, 아들 심방(沈鈁)이 전액을 썼으며, 글씨는 손자 심극명(沈克明, 1556~?)이 썼다.
영문
Tomb and Stele of Sim Tong-won
This is the tomb of Sim Tong-won (1499-1572), a civil official of the Joseon period (1392-1910), and his wife, Lady Yi. A stele commemorating his life and achievements is located 100 m to the south of the tomb.
Sim Tong-won was the great-great-grandson of Sim On (1375-1418), the father-in-law of King Sejong (r. 1418-1450). He was known in his youth for his advanced intelligence and placed first in the state examination in 1537. After serving various official posts, he was promoted to the position of second state councilor. While enjoying the power as a royal relative, Sim was accused of abusing power and demoted to a lower position. He was also impeached by Yi I (1563-1584), a renowned scholar and politician, for flattering another powerful official. This eventually led Sim Tong-won to be removed from his position.
In front of the tomb mound, there is a stone incense table, stone pillars, and stone statues of civil officials. To the right, there is a monument with an explanation of the inscription on the stele.
The stele was erected in 1575. The inscription was composed by his son Sim Jin and was calligraphed by his grandson Sim Geuk-myeong (1556-?). The title of the stele was written by one of his other sons, Sim Bang.