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NTIS 바로가기服飾 = Journal of the Korean Society of Costume, v.66 no.7, 2016년, pp.171 - 191
Lady Han, Gongshin-buin(恭愼夫人韓氏: 1410~1483) was Gongnyeo of Ming emperor and sister of Han Hwak(韓確:1400~1456). The aim of this study is to analyze the characteristic of costume presents for Lady Han, and to investigate a part of Joseon women's attire in the 15th century. Most of the presents for Lady...
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한확의 가문은 어떤 가문인가? | 한확의 가문은 15세기 명과 조선의 외교를 주도한 세도가이며, 서성부원군 한영정(韓永矴:생몰년도 불명)의 아들로 우의정과 좌의정을 지낸 한확(韓確:1403~1456)(‘Han Hwak’, n.d.), 한확의 아들인 좌참판 한치례(韓致禮:1441∼1499)(‘Han Chi Rye’, n.d.), 한확의 조카인 영의정 한치형(韓 致亨:1434~1502)(‘Han Chi Hyeong’, n.d.) 등의 인물로 대표된다. 한확 가문의 권세 중 적지 않은 부분은 여성들의 희생으로 얻어진 것이었다. | |
15세기 후반 노리개 주체는 무엇으로 가공하는게 주류였는가? | 15세기 후반의 조선여성들이 선호한 노리개 주체(主體)는 노루와 호랑이의 치아 및 얼룩무늬 대합조개 등의 자연물을 가공한 것이 주류였던 것으로 보인다. 위의 장식들은 물질적으로는 풍요로웠을 한씨가 일부러 ‘본국’의 노리개로서 요청한 것으로, 조선에서 귀천없이 찼던 장식이었다. | |
한확 가문의 권세에 여성들의 희생으로 얻어진 부분이 있었다는 이유는 무엇인가? | 한확 가문의 권세 중 적지 않은 부분은 여성들의 희생으로 얻어진 것이었다. 1417 년에 한확의 누이가 영락제(永樂帝:성조(成祖))의 후궁으로 선발되어 여비(麗妃)로 책봉되었고, 한확은 명의 광록시소경(光祿寺少卿)에 제수되었다 (‘Han Hwak’, n.d.). 1424년에 영락제와 여비가사망한 후, 한확의 막내누이 한계란은 본인의 완강한 거부에도 불구하고 선덕제(宣德帝:선종(宣 宗))의 후궁으로 선발되었다. 한계란은 4대에 걸쳐 명 황제의 신임을 얻고 1483년에 사망했으며성화제(成化帝:헌종(憲宗))로부터 공신(恭愼)이라는 시호를 받았다(‘Wangbirok[王妃錄]’, 2001). |
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