白頭山定界碑와 接伴使 朴權에 관한 일고찰

• 영문명: A study of the Paekdusan Chonggyeby(白頭山定界碑) and activity of Jubbansa - Park kwon(接伴使 朴權) as the king’s delegate
• 발행기관: 백산학회
• 저자명: 李源明(Lee, Won-Myung) (토)김우준
• 간행물 정보: 『백산학보』第80號, 401~426쪽, 전체 26쪽
• 주제분류: 인문학 > 역사학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2008.04.30

영문 초록

This article studies the Paekdusan Chonggyeby(白頭山定界碑: Demarcation stone erected Mt. Paekdu setting the boundary between Chosun and Oing dynasty in 1712) and Jubbansa-Park kwon(接伴使 朴權 : King Sookjong appointed as the king’s delegate to protect Chosun territory). The present writer took a new look of a rule of 朴權. Take care of this, First of all, studied 〈Change of perception about the Northern territory〉 in during Koryo era - the Early Chosun and the late Chosun. Second of all, difficulty of strategy and limitation of the Court was true to nature in the 〈Correspondence about connection of 白頭山定界碑 of the King Sookjong’ court〉. And 〈接伴使 朴權 as the king’s delegate〉 was tried to realize revaluation of his life and activity. A through these, the present writer cannot agree to negative estimation of 接伴使 朴權 as before. Accordingly 接伴使 朴權 didn’t neglect his duty, the truth of his activity at the time was conformed in accordance with strategy of the Court. Moreover the historical materials of newly excavation and meaning of its looked around connected with 白頭山定界碑. The problems, change of perception about the Northern territory during early and latter of the Chosun and limitation of correspondence strategy of the Court, A trick Qing dynasty and Japanese is conformed a problem at the time, upright estimation of 接伴使 朴權 is possible to do.

목차

Ⅰ. 머리말

Ⅱ. 조선조 북방 강역에 대한 국경인식과 백두산 정계비

Ⅲ. 조선 숙종조 조정의 백두산 정계비 대응과 접반사 박권

Ⅳ. 맺음말 - 백두산 정계비 관련 최근 사료 발굴의 의미 -

[Abstract]

「白頭山 定界碑와 接伴使 朴權에 관한 일고찰」에 대한 토론

키워드

白頭山定界碑 接伴使 朴權 穆克登 鴨綠江 豆滿江 土門江 北方領土意識 間島 Paekdusan Chonggyeby(Demarcation stone erected Mt. Paekdu setting the boundary between Chosun and Oing dynasty in 1712) Jubbansa-Park kwon(King Sookjong appointed as the king’s delegate to protect Chosun territory) Mok kuk-Dong Yalu River Tumen River Tomun River Perception about the Northern territory Kando