정학연丁學淵의 공후인시첩고箜篌引詩帖攷

초록

In this study I examined the contents and the value of Tasanseonsangjinjuk(茶山先生眞蹟) possessed by Yeonminmungo of Dankook university. Lee Gawon named the scrapbook as that because he assumed that the first poem of the book was the Tasan’s work and was written by himself as well. However it was found that Cheong Hakyeon(丁學淵)-he was the first son of Tasan-wrote it and the handwriting was also his. This scrapbook includes five poems written by Cheong Hakyeon, Cheong Daebun, Kim Kak, Wolsa. It was verified that the recipient of the poems was Choeu(草衣). ‘Gonghooin’ was the poem about the true accident of drowning happened at the Doomihyup in 1858. ‘Uksukyu(憶昔遊)’ was put in only one poem but there are totally 4 poems through other books, and there are another 4 poems Choeu replied. They were about he memoried in 1859 that he went sightseeing the Daedoonsa(大芚寺) in 1805. Cheong Daebun’s peom was for Choeu who came up to Seoul to pay Chusa’s respects on Feburary in 1858. Kim Kak and Wolsa’s poetry were written when they stayed Yongmaam(龍馬菴) that was the residence of Choeu. As this scrapbook has no Tasan’s handwriting, it is proper to change the title from ‘Tasanseonsangjinjuk’ to ‘Yusangonghooinsichup(酉山箜篌引詩帖)’. This scrapbook shows the continuous relationship between Choeu and descendants of Tasan and it is very important reference for restoring the life of Choeu.

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