• Journal of the Korean Society of Food Culture
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• v.30 no.2
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• pp.150-157
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• 2015

GichukJinchanEuigwe is a celebration of King Soonjo's 40th birthday and 30th accession to the throne. The Royal banquet was carried out on February 9th MunggunggunJinchan and JagyeongjeonJeongilJinchan 3 days later. JagyeongjeonJeongilJinbyulhangua is located beside JagyeongjeonJinchanan. The banquet table setting, table, dish level, and table type are different according to royal hierarchy class. Jinbulhangua is served to only the king, queen, crown prince, crown princess, and Myongon princess. The number of JagyeongjeonJinchanan served was as follows: king 30 plates, crown prince 20 plates, and Myongon princess 15 plates. Tableware used were brassware and pottery.

• Journal of the Korean Society of Food Culture
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• v.33 no.4
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• pp.322-329
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• 2018

This study analyzed the Gichuk years JagyeongjeonJeongilJinchan Misu. The banquet, Misu is offered to the king by the crown prince, crown princess, and vassal, according to procedure. JagyeongjeonJeongil Misu are offered as 49 dishes spanning seven courses, so seven dishes in each misu are offered. Various types of food, such as Gawjeong, fruit, soups and side dishes, are placed. Misu involves only the king, crown prince, and crown princess in the banquet. The number of misu dishes are different for the King and prince. The table used is called the Joochil Sowonban and the tableware used is brassware and pottery. Sangwha used Peonies, Chinese rose, Red peach blossom-samjihwa, and Red peach blossom-byulgeonhwa in each misu.