@article{ART001978457},
author={Ko, Min-Jung},
title={A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -},
journal={The Review of Korean History},
issn={1225-133X},
year={2015},
number={117},
pages={299-330}
TY - JOUR
AU - Ko, Min-Jung
TI - A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -
JO - The Review of Korean History
PY - 2015
VL - null
IS - 117
PB - The Historical Society Of Korea
SP - 299
EP - 330
SN - 1225-133X
AB - The purpose of this paper is to examine the change process of the successor naming procedure in the late of Joseon Dynasty. And to this end, the cases that successor naming has been established after birth parents and raising parents passed away were analyzed. According to 『Gyeonggukdaejeon』 「Iphu (successor naming)」 Article, both parents were defined as the parties of successor naming and the consent of both parents was required for the formation of successor naming. This premises the survival of both parents at the time of successor naming.
After the 16th century, however, the cases were shown that successor naming was allowed despite the failure to prove the successor naming consent of both parents because one or both parents died. Such trend has constantly led to the first half of 17th～18th century so the legislative system to typically name a successor even if one parent died was established in the mid-18th century.
There are three types that successor naming was established after birth parents and raising parents passed away. The first is the case that birth parents died but raising parents were alive and second is the case that birth parents were alive but raising parents died and the third is the case that both birth parents and raising parents died. Their frequency is shown in the order of the first, second, third and the proportion of the first and second is high in the 17th century and the proportion of the 18th century is relatively high.
But it is found out that a successor to be named was raised before successor naming was established in some cases. This fact shows that there is a temporal gap between institutional successor naming and actual successor naming. And this fact premises that both parents have already agreed to successor naming. Therefore, it was adequate to demonstrate the fact that both parents agreed even after birth parents and raising parents died. That is, by using this fact actively, the family could obtain permission for successor naming from the government.
KW - family succession;adopting sons;Gyehu Deungrok(繼後謄錄);the rearing of children;performing a memorial service
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Ko, Min-Jung. (2015). A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -. The Review of Korean History, 117, 299-330.
Ko, Min-Jung. 2015, "A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -", The Review of Korean History, no.117, pp.299-330.
Ko, Min-Jung "A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -" The Review of Korean History 117 pp.299-330 (2015) : 299.
Ko, Min-Jung. A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -. 2015; 117 : 299-330.
Ko, Min-Jung. "A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -" The Review of Korean History no.117(2015) : 299-330.
Ko, Min-Jung. A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -. The Review of Korean History, 117, 299-330.
Ko, Min-Jung. A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -. The Review of Korean History. 2015; 117 299-330.
Ko, Min-Jung. A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -. 2015; 117 : 299-330.
Ko, Min-Jung. "A Study on the Successor Naming Procedure in the Late of Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on the bereavement of birth parents and raising parents -" The Review of Korean History no.117(2015) : 299-330.
