@article{ART001218262},
author={Nam Mi-Hye},
title={Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century},
journal={The Review of Korean History},
issn={1225-133X},
year={2007},
number={88},
pages={653-684}
TY - JOUR
AU - Nam Mi-Hye
TI - Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century
JO - The Review of Korean History
PY - 2007
VL - null
IS - 88
PB - The Historical Society Of Korea
SP - 653
EP - 684
SN - 1225-133X
AB - In the Joseon Dynasty, sericulture was considered as a major industry along with agriculture. In the early Joseon period, the sericulture was growing into one of main subsidiary works. In spite of the importance of sericulture in the Joseon Dynasty, the research relating to the 17th century sericulture has scarcely been done.
In the 17th century, the Joseon Dynasty didn't drive an active policy to encourage the sericulture as a nationwide level. Namin(南人) having the power in the reign of King Sukjong(肅宗) tried to drive the temporary policy of encouragement of sericulture, but it wasn't enforced as a nationwide scale. However, inactivity of the nationwide sericulture policy doesn't mean an instant decline of the sericulture. At that time, the sericulture was considered as an important industry which can produce properties. As reflecting this trend, Nam Geup(南礏) who were Sa-dae-bu(士大夫) living at Andong of Kyungsang-do Province published a local sericultural bibliography named Jamnongyoeo(蠶農要語).
On the other hand, the 17th century sericulture was also growing up in its technological aspect. As comparing sericultural items of the sericultural bibliographies in the early Joseon period with those of Nonggawollyeong(農家月令) which was a local sericultural bibliography in the 17th century, lots of change are shown in the aspect of sericultural technology. This means that the 17th century Nonggawollyeong was describing sericulture technology which was adequate to that Joseon society.
Although there were few sericultural policies driven as a nationwide level, the sericulture in the late Joseon period was growing up gradually. In the 17th century, the publication of the Jamnongyoeo which was a local sericultural bibliography of Kyungsang-do Province and the technological change of sericulture as described in the Nonggawollyeong can be assumed to have certain relations to the social atmosphere at that time.
KW - Sericulture;Sericultural policy;17th Century;NamGeup(南);Jamnongyoeo(蠶農要語);Nonggawollyeong(農家月令)
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Nam Mi-Hye. (2007). Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century. The Review of Korean History, 88, 653-684.
Nam Mi-Hye. 2007, "Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century", The Review of Korean History, no.88, pp.653-684.
Nam Mi-Hye "Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century" The Review of Korean History 88 pp.653-684 (2007) : 653.
Nam Mi-Hye. Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century. 2007; 88 : 653-684.
Nam Mi-Hye. "Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century" The Review of Korean History no.88(2007) : 653-684.
Nam Mi-Hye. Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century. The Review of Korean History, 88, 653-684.
Nam Mi-Hye. Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century. The Review of Korean History. 2007; 88 653-684.
Nam Mi-Hye. Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century. 2007; 88 : 653-684.
Nam Mi-Hye. "Progress of the Sericultural Policy and Growth of the Sericulture in the 17th Century" The Review of Korean History no.88(2007) : 653-684.
