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| − | These are various literary records stored in the | + | These are various literary records stored in the family of Kim Bupil (金富弼, 1516-1577, Ho: Fujodang). |
At the time of designation as a cultural property, the Decree received at the time of proclamation of the Posthumous name and 「Toegye Yumuk」, 『Hyangbyeong Diary』, 『Jeongabocheop』,etc There were 4 types and 6 pieces, but now, except for 『Jeongabocheop』 and 『Hyangbyeong Diary』, it is designated as a treasure. | At the time of designation as a cultural property, the Decree received at the time of proclamation of the Posthumous name and 「Toegye Yumuk」, 『Hyangbyeong Diary』, 『Jeongabocheop』,etc There were 4 types and 6 pieces, but now, except for 『Jeongabocheop』 and 『Hyangbyeong Diary』, it is designated as a treasure. | ||
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The first book of 『Jeongabocheop』 is a collection of letters from the ancestors of the Gwangsan Kim clan living in Ocheon, Andong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, according to their genealogy. It is a collection of letters from many ancestors such as Kim Yeon, Kim Yu, Kim Bu, Kim Bu-in, Kim Bu-Yun, and Gim Hae. | The first book of 『Jeongabocheop』 is a collection of letters from the ancestors of the Gwangsan Kim clan living in Ocheon, Andong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, according to their genealogy. It is a collection of letters from many ancestors such as Kim Yeon, Kim Yu, Kim Bu, Kim Bu-in, Kim Bu-Yun, and Gim Hae. | ||
| − | In addition, in 1825 (25th year of King Sunjo), King Sunjo gave the title of 'Gong Mun Sun-gong' to Kim Bupil, who had died 250 years earlier, and the | + | In addition, in 1825 (25th year of King Sunjo), King Sunjo gave the title of 'Gong Mun Sun-gong' to Kim Bupil, who had died 250 years earlier, and the Decree that gave Kim Bupil conferring office posts after death in 1822. It has been designated as a cultural property, so it is a good resource for studying the culture of the Decree. |
Currently, it is protected and managed in Soongwon-gak, and there are hundreds of relics such as collections and books of many mines Kim clan. | Currently, it is protected and managed in Soongwon-gak, and there are hundreds of relics such as collections and books of many mines Kim clan. | ||
2021년 6월 2일 (수) 18:21 기준 최신판
Relics of Hujodang, Andong
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Explanation
These are various literary records stored in the family of Kim Bupil (金富弼, 1516-1577, Ho: Fujodang).
At the time of designation as a cultural property, the Decree received at the time of proclamation of the Posthumous name and 「Toegye Yumuk」, 『Hyangbyeong Diary』, 『Jeongabocheop』,etc There were 4 types and 6 pieces, but now, except for 『Jeongabocheop』 and 『Hyangbyeong Diary』, it is designated as a treasure. 『Toegye Yumuk』 is two books. The Toegye Master Yumuk is a book written by Yi Hwang Toegye, written by Hyo-ro Kim himself, written on his tombstone. It is an exceptional pen.
The 2nd volume of 『Hyangbyeong Diary』 is a manuscript written by Kim Hae (金垓) and is a record of the Imjin War from the year of Imjin to the year of Gyesa, and it is in good condition. There are two types of manuscripts of 『Hyangbyeong Diary』, and one of them is designated as Tangible Cultural Property No. 483 of Gyeongsangbuk-do by writing the facts related to military service in the order of date.
The first book of 『Jeongabocheop』 is a collection of letters from the ancestors of the Gwangsan Kim clan living in Ocheon, Andong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, according to their genealogy. It is a collection of letters from many ancestors such as Kim Yeon, Kim Yu, Kim Bu, Kim Bu-in, Kim Bu-Yun, and Gim Hae.
In addition, in 1825 (25th year of King Sunjo), King Sunjo gave the title of 'Gong Mun Sun-gong' to Kim Bupil, who had died 250 years earlier, and the Decree that gave Kim Bupil conferring office posts after death in 1822. It has been designated as a cultural property, so it is a good resource for studying the culture of the Decree.
Currently, it is protected and managed in Soongwon-gak, and there are hundreds of relics such as collections and books of many mines Kim clan.
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Who is Bupil Kim?
Kim Bu-pil is the son of Kim Yeon (金緣, 1487-1544), a writer of Toegye Yi Hwang, and a scholar of the Joseon Dynasty who gave up and devoted himself to his studies, although he had been appointed several times. Seeing his appearance, Yi Hwang said, “The successor owner keeps a clean incision, so he is not happy even when the chief of staff arrives at the door… … He wrote a poem titled “.” and praised his tenacity and integrity. In addition, he was the brother of Kim Bu (金富儀), the fourth cousin Kim Bu-in (金富仁), the fourth cousin Kim Bu-shin (金富信) and Kim Bu-ryun (金富倫), and Gojong Geum Eung-hun (琴應壎) and Geum-eup-hyeop (琴應夾). He was praised as the 'Five Thousand Seven Gentlemen (烏川七君子)' because he lived in the same neighborhood with his family, discussed learning, and encouraged virtue.
In 1570, Yi Hwang cooperated with the establishment of the Yeokdongseowon (易東書院), and in 1574, together with Jo Mok (趙穆), led the construction of the Dosanseowon, and was highly trusted for his academics and conduct.
His books include 『Post Jodang Literary Collections』, and he built Jodang Jongtaek after Andong. His tomb is located at Geumhaksan Mountain, Andong, and his mortuary tablet is enshrined in Nakcheong (洛川祠) in Yean, Andong.
