『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 was a collection of conversations by writing which was published by a Japanese intellect who collected written conversations and poetry between Chosun Tongsinsa staff dispatched to Japan in 1719(Kihae year) and Japanese intellectuals. It was published in Kyoto in the year of 1720. This collection boasts the most voluminous work among the present material related to the diplomatic journey in Kihae year. It is an important text which we can learn detailed pictures of transaction via diplomatic journeys between Chosun and Japan. In this regard, the present study attempted to identify the publication process and explanatory notes on editing of 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 which has sparsely studied so far. In addition, the present study aims at introducing its value as materials related the diplomatic journey of Tongsinsa through the examination of its construction and the contents of conversation.
The construction of 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 is composed in line with the places where the Tongsinsa staff had written conversations with Japanese intellectuals according to their itinerary. The written conversations and reciprocally presented poetry made in one place were bound together without noticing whether it was written in the time of entering Japan or returning to Chosun. Through the contents of written conversations, we can identify that the Japanese people at that time had very serious and various interests in Chosun such as neo-Confucianism of Chosun, medical knowledge of Chosun, and features of the Chosun literature. If future research can identify the differences between 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 and other diplomatic journey records in the form of diary by Chosun Tongsinsa staff, the value of 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 is sure to be magnified.
@article{ART001616908}, author={Kim Jin Kyung}, title={A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents}, journal={Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature}, issn={1975-521X}, year={2011}, volume={23}, number={1}, pages={241-263}, doi={10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009}
TY - JOUR AU - Kim Jin Kyung TI - A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents JO - Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature PY - 2011 VL - 23 IS - 1 PB - The Classical Chinese Literature Association of Korea SP - 241 EP - 263 SN - 1975-521X AB - 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 was a collection of conversations by writing which was published by a Japanese intellect who collected written conversations and poetry between Chosun Tongsinsa staff dispatched to Japan in 1719(Kihae year) and Japanese intellectuals. It was published in Kyoto in the year of 1720. This collection boasts the most voluminous work among the present material related to the diplomatic journey in Kihae year. It is an important text which we can learn detailed pictures of transaction via diplomatic journeys between Chosun and Japan. In this regard, the present study attempted to identify the publication process and explanatory notes on editing of 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 which has sparsely studied so far. In addition, the present study aims at introducing its value as materials related the diplomatic journey of Tongsinsa through the examination of its construction and the contents of conversation.
The construction of 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 is composed in line with the places where the Tongsinsa staff had written conversations with Japanese intellectuals according to their itinerary. The written conversations and reciprocally presented poetry made in one place were bound together without noticing whether it was written in the time of entering Japan or returning to Chosun. Through the contents of written conversations, we can identify that the Japanese people at that time had very serious and various interests in Chosun such as neo-Confucianism of Chosun, medical knowledge of Chosun, and features of the Chosun literature. If future research can identify the differences between 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 and other diplomatic journey records in the form of diary by Chosun Tongsinsa staff, the value of 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 is sure to be magnified. KW - 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』;the diplomatic journey in Kihae year;Tongsinsa;collection of conversations by writing DO - 10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009 ER -
Kim Jin Kyung. (2011). A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents. Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature, 23(1), 241-263.
Kim Jin Kyung. 2011, "A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents", Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature, vol.23, no.1 pp.241-263. Available from: doi:10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009
Kim Jin Kyung "A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents" Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature 23.1 pp.241-263 (2011) : 241.
Kim Jin Kyung. A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents. 2011; 23(1), 241-263. Available from: doi:10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009
Kim Jin Kyung. "A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents" Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature 23, no.1 (2011) : 241-263.doi: 10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009
Kim Jin Kyung. A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents. Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature, 23(1), 241-263. doi: 10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009
Kim Jin Kyung. A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents. Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature. 2011; 23(1) 241-263. doi: 10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009
Kim Jin Kyung. A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents. 2011; 23(1), 241-263. Available from: doi:10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009
Kim Jin Kyung. "A study on the 『SanghanchangwhahunJi Collection』 - Focusing on construction and contents" Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature 23, no.1 (2011) : 241-263.doi: 10.18213/jkccl.2011.23.1.009