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조선시대 진찬(進饌) 왕, 왕세자, 왕세손의 동선(動線) 및 공간 사용의 변화에 관한 연구

A Study on Changes in Movement Lines and Space Use of Jinchan King, Crown Prince, and the Son of the Prince in the Joseon Dynasty

  • 석진영 (대진대학교, 창의미래인재대학)
  • Seok, Jin-Young (Dept. of Creative Future Talent University, Daejin University)
  • 투고 : 2022.07.23
  • 심사 : 2022.12.26
  • 발행 : 2023.03.30

초록

Summarizing the characteristics of the movement lines, the center is the location of the king, the center is the location of the king, the east side is the king, the crown prince, the crown prince, and the royal family, and the west side is the seat of the subjects. The detailed hierarchical division between each position was divided between the king and the successor, between the royal family, and between the king and subject. If the characteristics of the movement line are summarized as gates, Jeongmun is the movement line of the king and his successors. The east-west side gates located on the left and right sides of the hall were used by the royal family and ministers, and the hierarchy between the royal family and subjects was also divided into gates. Analyzing the characteristics of jinchan by external and internal circumstance, the king waits in the outer court, passes through the center of the front gate, and finally ascends to the ceremonial hall of the ceremonial hall. The crown prince mainly used the east gate of the main gate and performed the ceremonies in the eastern position, and the crown prince's son was located below and behind the crown prince in the eastern area. In the inner palace, the king's movement becomes concise, and in the daily meeting led by the crown prince, a central movement line appears in which the crown prince passes through the middle gate of the front gate. In the inner court, the movement of the king becomes concise, and in the following day's meeting led by the crown prince, the pattern of the movement of the center appears as the crown prince passes through the central gate. The crown prince's movement shows a complex movement and a mixed pattern of the center and the east to perform various ceremonies appropriate to the procedure at the banquet. The location of the crown prince was divided into the east, which was separated from the king's straight line of movement, and royal women such as the crown princess mainly used the west area. From the external and internal courts during the reign of King Sunjo, the position and movement of the king and crown prince can give a glimpse of the kingship that was passed on to the successor who had actual authority, and it can be confirmed that the will of King Sunjo's gyejisul is being passed on to Crown Prince Hyomyeong. In other words, in the inner circle, the middle, straight line is the king's hierarchy, the east is the hierarchy of the successor who inherits the kingship, and the complex aspect of the center and the east is the hierarchy of the successor who carries out the kingship by proxy.

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