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Sangjeonggogeumrye(詳定古今禮) written in the middle Goryeo Dynasty was used as the basic material of Ye-ji(禮志) of Goryeosa(Goryeo History) written in the early Joseon Kingdom. This book quoted in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty was mostly Confucian. This says that there were not rituals of Taoism and Buddhism in Sangjeonggogeumrye, but such a situation appeared in the process that the rituals in the early Joseon Dynasty were reorganized and then referred to rituals of Confucianism. Sangjeonggogeumrye was a book which was free from a particular thought or religion, while Ye-ji of Goryeosa was basically a collection of Confucian rituals. Each article of Goryeosa Ye-ji mostly contained the general articles of rituals and chronicle. I have quite figured it all out that general articles of rituals were written by any standard of time. The general articles of Ye-ji contained the contents written before the period of Yuan interference four times more than during the period of Yuan interference and after then.
키워드
- 제목
- 『고려사』 예지의 구조와 성격
- 제목 (타언어)
- Structure and Character of Ye-ji of Goryeosa
- 저자
- 김창현
- 발행일
- 2011
- 저널명
- 韓國史學報
- 호
- 44
- 페이지
- 37 ~ 83