朴詠의 篆中庸 硏究 = A study of the Seal Style of Park Young

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This thesis is about the morphological characteristics of the written calligraphy written in 『Jeonjungyong(篆中庸)』 compiled by Park Yeong(朴詠) in 1544 (39th year of King Jungjong), which is the oldest among the books found so far. analysis and observation.
While examining the records of Geumseong Park Yeong(朴詠) left in the literature, it was found that some of the papers had a typo in the name of Park Young(朴詠), Young(詠).
『Jeon Jung-yong(篆中庸)』 analyzed the characteristics of the 33 fonts by name, Based on Park Yeong's 『Jeonjungyong(篆中庸)』, various types of writings were classified according to the period, country, and use, such as the Warring States Period and the Qin Dynasty. As a result of the comparison and classification, the 'Guseo', 'Jeongsojeon', and 'Jinsaejeon' of 『Jeonmunja(篆文字)』 38 body of Kim Jin-heung(金振興) ', 'Gojeongseo(古鼎書)', and 'Taegeukjeon(太極篆)' were found only in Kim Jin-heung's 『Jeonmunja(篆文字)』. The other 33 fonts are the result of comparing 『Jeonmunja(篆文字)』 of Kim Jin-heung(金振興) written 120 years later with 33 complete letters of 『Jeon Jung-yong(篆中庸)』 of Park Yeong(朴詠). It was found that the changes in type and type were almost very similar.
Therefore, until the 17th century in the late Joseon Dynasty, Park Yeong's 『Jeonjungyong(篆中庸)』 as a textbook had an impact on the writing and study of Jeonseo (篆書) afterwards, and as the author's wish, Kim Jin-heung in the late Joseon Dynasty It has been confirmed that it is a very valuable material that influenced the compilation of the complete collection of books.