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On Versions and Bibliographic Characteristics of Daemyengryul-Jikhae

Chang, Kyongjun 1,  JIN YUNJEONG 1

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The purpose of this study is to clarify versions of Daemyengryul-Jikhae and to summarize bibliographic characteristics and to select the fine print of each editions. The different versions of Daemyengryul-Jikhae are classified into two types according to a period of original script(底本). One is ‘Sejong thirteen-year revised version’ and the other is ‘after Sejong thirteen-year revised version’. The former is classified into one edition and the latter is classified into five editions which are Gongju edition(estimated), Gwangju edition, Jinju edition, Nagan edition and Pyeongyang edition. First, Sejong thirteen-year revised version is different from the other version in view of original script. And this version is also distinguished from material characteristics. There are two prints of this version. And the print possessed at Hosa’s collection of books is the fine print. Second, Gongju edition(estimated) was based on ‘after Sejong thirteen-year revised version’ and was published in Gongju. This edition had been become a model of other editions afterwards. There are two prints of this edition and the print possessed at Naegak’s collection of books is the fine print. Third, Gwangju edition was published in Gwangju and Naju area. Many errors were occurred in process of engraving. There are six prints of this edition. And the prints possessed at Yonsei University, Tongmungwan, Kyujanggak are the fine prints. Fourth, Jinju edition was engraved in Jinju in the late 17th century. A part of contents of volume 12 were substituted with Daemyengryul-Ganghae and an additional article was inserted in volume 13. There are three prints of this edition. The prints possessed at Mansong’s collection of books, Gyeongsang University, Catholic University of Daegu are the fine prints. Fifth, Nagan edition was engraved in Jeonju in the late 17th century and printed in Nagan. The correction and occurrence of errors were co-occurred in process of engraving. There are eight prints of this edition and some of them have an additional article inserted in volume 28. The print possessed at Seokjeon’s collection of books is the fine print. Sixth, Pyeongyang edition was published in Pyeongyang in 1686 and propagated widely. This edition have many errors in comparison with others. There are five prints of this edition. And the prints possessed at Kyujanggak, Chungnam University are the fine prints.

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This paper was written with support from the National Research Foundation of Korea.
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