"(Translation) 乾隆二十一年正月日 李乃蕃 戶口單子"의 두 판 사이의 차이
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#How was this register made? Was it done by the voluntary work of the households, the result of the government survey over the local society or both? Is there any punishment if one fails to submit this register to the government? | #How was this register made? Was it done by the voluntary work of the households, the result of the government survey over the local society or both? Is there any punishment if one fails to submit this register to the government? | ||
#Why does a government register of a household needs to include ancestors who were long-dead with even his titles and offices? | #Why does a government register of a household needs to include ancestors who were long-dead with even his titles and offices? | ||
| − | #Also, is it a common practice | + | #Also, is it a common practice to include an ancestral hometown in government household registers in other countries, too? What is it like in other East Asian countries and even European countries? Is it a unique phenomenon in Chosŏn. |
| − | #We can read this document together with other old documents that show the government intervention in the private exchanges. Do these | + | #We can read this document together with other old documents that show the government intervention in the private exchanges. Do these documents show the increase in the infrastructural power of the Chosŏn state, i.e. the ability to provide socioeconomic infrastructures such as public transportation and statistics? In other words, how was this register used and by whom? |
=='''Further Readings'''== | =='''Further Readings'''== | ||
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[[Category:2018 Hanmun Summer Workshop]] | [[Category:2018 Hanmun Summer Workshop]] | ||
[[Category:Advanced Translation Group]] | [[Category:Advanced Translation Group]] | ||
2018년 8월 25일 (토) 16:09 기준 최신판
| Primary Source | ||
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Title | |
| English | A Household Register of Kangnŭng prefect. | |
| Chinese | 乾隆二十一年正月日 李乃蕃 戶口單子 | |
| Korean(RR) | 건륭이십일년정월일 이내번 호구단자(Geollyungisibillyeonjeongworil Inaebeon Hogudanja) | |
| Text Details | ||
| Genre | Historical Manuscripts | |
| Type | ||
| Author(s) | 李乃蕃 | |
| Year | 1756 | |
| Source | ||
| Key Concepts | Household register, government, slaves | |
| Translation Info | ||
| Translator(s) | Participants of 2018 Summer Hanmun Workshop (Advanced Translation Group) | |
| Editor(s) | Inho Choi, Sanghoon Na | |
| Year | 2018 | |
Introduction
Original Script
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乾隆二十一年正月日 江陵府戶口 府北嘉南鏡湖里第一統統首林千相統內 第二戶幼學李內蕃年六十四癸酉本完山 父學生 冑華 祖通訓大夫行典司別坐 光湖 曾祖嘉善大夫行吏曹參判兼春秋館事完溪君 惺 外祖學生權始興本安東 妻元氏㱓六十一丙子籍原州 父學生 治大 祖學生 承賢 曾祖通訓大夫行結城縣監 徽 外祖 學生李士一本洪州 <奴婢秩> 仰役奴丁山年四十丁酉買得奴五生年四十三甲午故母私婢莫礼買得 婢占德年三十丁未母私婢惡礼買得婢金礼年四十六辛卯同婢一所 生婢丁今年二十九戊申二所生婢丁毋年十三甲子三所生奴莫 男年八己巳買得婢允功年四十三甲午故癸酉戶口相準 率婢夫七宗年六十八甲子 准 大都護府使[官押]
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III-3. 乾隆二十一年正月日 李乃蕃 戶口單子
The household register of Gangneung Special City on a certain day of the first month of the 21st year [1756] of Emperor Qianlong’s reign is as follows:
Im Cheonsang, the village headman, is charge of the first tong[1] in Gyeongho-ri, Ganam [-myeon] north of the city. In the second household of the [first] tong lives Scholar Yi Naebeon, aged 64 and born in the year gyeyu, whose ancestral home is Wansan.[2] His father is the late scholar [Yi] Juhwa. His grandfather is [Yi] Gwangho (n.d.), tonghundaebu [senior third rank] and acting[3] assistant proctor at the office of ceremonial tent installment. His great-grandfather is [Yi] Seong (1562-1624), gaseondaebu [junior second rank] and acting vice-minister of personnel and concurrent deputy director of the bureau of state records, and duke of Wan-gye. His maternal grandfather is the late scholar Gwon Siheung, whose ancestral home is Andong.
His wife is Lady Won, aged 61 and born in the year byeongja [1696], whose ancestral home is Wonju. Her father is the late scholar [Won] Chidae. Her grandfather is the late scholar [Won] Seung-hyeon. Her great-grandfather is [Won] Hwi, tonghundaebu [senior third rank] and acting magistrate of Gyeolseong[4] prefecture. Her maternal grandfather is the late Yi Sa-il, whose ancestral home is Hongju.[5]
[The Slave List] Corvee laborers: male slave Jeongsan, aged 40 and born in the year jeong’yu [1717]. Purchased male slave Osaeng, aged 43 and born in the year gabo [1714], whose late mother is Makrye, a private female slave. Purchased female slave Jeomdeok, aged 30 and born in the year jeongmi [1727], whose mother is Akrye, a private female slave. Purchased female slave Geumrye, aged 46 and born in the year sinyu [1711], whose children are as follows: the first-born female slave Jeonggeum, aged 29 and born in the year musin [1728], the second-born female slave Jeongmu, aged 13 and born in gapja [1744], and third-born male slave Maknam, aged 8 and born in the year gisa [1749]. Purchased female slave Yungong, aged 43 and born in the year gabo [1727].
Recorded in accordance with the old household register of the year gyeyu [1723].
Household female slave Buchiljong, aged 68 and born in the year gapja [1684].[6]
Ratified
The Magistrate of the Special City [Government Signature]
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Discussion Questions
- How was this register made? Was it done by the voluntary work of the households, the result of the government survey over the local society or both? Is there any punishment if one fails to submit this register to the government?
- Why does a government register of a household needs to include ancestors who were long-dead with even his titles and offices?
- Also, is it a common practice to include an ancestral hometown in government household registers in other countries, too? What is it like in other East Asian countries and even European countries? Is it a unique phenomenon in Chosŏn.
- We can read this document together with other old documents that show the government intervention in the private exchanges. Do these documents show the increase in the infrastructural power of the Chosŏn state, i.e. the ability to provide socioeconomic infrastructures such as public transportation and statistics? In other words, how was this register used and by whom?
Further Readings
- Mann, Michael. 1984. The Autonomous Power of the State: Its Origins, Mechanisms and Results. European Journal of Sociology, 25(2), 185-213; Also, Mann, Michael. 2008. Infrastructural Power Revisited. Studies in Comparative International Development, 43(3-4), 355-35.
- 문현주. 2011. 조선후기 호구단자(戶口單子)와 준호구(準戶口)의 작성과정 연구: 경주부(慶州府)의 호구단자와 준호구를 중심으로. 고문서연구. 제 38권.
References
- ↑ Tong (five-family group) is a smallest local administrative unit. Five tong makes one ri. Several ri makes one myeon (township).
- ↑ Wansan is the present-day Jeonju in North Jeolla province.
- ↑ Acting is a translation of haeng 行. When a person was given a position lower than his rank, the prefix 行 was added to the title. When a person was given a position higher than his rank, the prefix su 守 was added to the title.
- ↑ Gyeolseong 結城 is located in the present-day Hongseong 洪城 in South Chungcheong province.
- ↑ Hongju 洪州 is the present-day Hongseong in South Chungcheong province.
- ↑ An alternate translation is that “Household female slave’s husband is Chiljong, aged 68 and born in the year gapja [1684].” This is additional registration information which is not found in the old household register of the year gyeyu [1723].
