1457년 김시습의 행적(行迹)과 심경(心境)

초록

The purpose of this paper is to clarify the path and mood of 23-year-old Kim Si-seup(金時習) in 1457, by analyzing his poetical works < Yukwanseurok(遊關西錄) >. There are many cases that Kim Si-seup’s sightseeing time was mistaken for 1458. Considering the characters in < Yukwanseurok >, it can be confirmed in 1457. The trip was followed by crossing Nak River(洛河) in early spring, staying at Songdo(松都) and Pyongyang(平壤) for a while, entering Mt. Myohyang(妙香山) during summer, and leaving there in early autumn. < Yukwanseurok > is edited according to the flow of space-time, and each section represents psychological and aesthetic change of Kim Si-seup’s mind. In Songdo, the capital of the fallen dynasty, Kim Si-seup had an nihilistic experience. In Pyongyang, the mythical and romantic city, he felt the glory of civilization. In Mt. Myohyang, he looked down the world below and widened his heart. Otherwise, he entered into sam-mae(三昧) in Buddhist temple and cut the karma of three lifetimes. After leaving Mt. Myohyang with such an orderly mind, he solidified his identity as a monk. At the same time, while interacting with confucian scholars, he showed a way of life that was not limited to one point.

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