@article{ART001162518},
author={김준혁},
title={Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo},
journal={The Review of Korean History},
issn={1225-133X},
year={2005},
number={78},
pages={147-188}
TY - JOUR
AU - 김준혁
TI - Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo
JO - The Review of Korean History
PY - 2005
VL - null
IS - 78
PB - The Historical Society Of Korea
SP - 147
EP - 188
SN - 1225-133X
AB - The main core of reform policy in the era of King Jeongjo was to pursue strengthening of king's authority besides emphasis of people's wellbeing. For him precondition of strengthening king's authority was to seize power of military commandership. He could not control political parties without grasping military commandership, because the existing central military camps were not free from the power of related subjects' influence in politics. Justification of King Jeongjo's reform of military organization didn't aim at simple unification of military camps, but activation of people's livelihood by virtue of not wasting army expe
nditure. From the early days of his accession to the throne he took the leadership to unify sueocheong (one of five military camps with chongyungcheong (one of five military camps), but in vain, because of repulsion of the existing military authorities. Accordingly, With availing himself of his murdering by opposite power's attempt, King King Jeongjo established the justification of foundation of a military guard organization, sukwiso and appointed Hong Kuk Yeong as its general for an onset of military camp reform. However, he removed Hong Kuk Yeong, who played an absolute role for his enthronement, owing to the withdrawal movement of national foundation. He removed sukwiso, too. With King Jeong's expanded interpretation of the plot of treason planned by Hong Bok Yeong who was Hong Kuk Yeoung's younger cousin of parental side, Jangyongwi was established, which was superior to sukwiso. Jangyongwi was founded b! y masters of military arts of king's guards and enlarged and reformed for a long term. King Jeongjo's establishment of guard organization was a political activity at the onset of military organization reform, which was intended to pursue stability of people's livelihood with armament reduction through unification of five military camps.
KW - King Jeongjo;Sukwiso;Jangyongwi;military organization reform
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김준혁. (2005). Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo. The Review of Korean History, 78, 147-188.
김준혁. 2005, "Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo", The Review of Korean History, no.78, pp.147-188.
김준혁 "Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo" The Review of Korean History 78 pp.147-188 (2005) : 147.
김준혁. Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo. 2005; 78 : 147-188.
김준혁. "Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo" The Review of Korean History no.78(2005) : 147-188.
김준혁. Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo. The Review of Korean History, 78, 147-188.
김준혁. Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo. The Review of Korean History. 2005; 78 147-188.
김준혁. Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo. 2005; 78 : 147-188.
김준혁. "Political Transition of Establishment of Jangyong-Yeong In the Era of King Jeongjo" The Review of Korean History no.78(2005) : 147-188.
