權重遠의 李錫庸 의병 투쟁 지원 (1905~1910) = Kwon Joong-won's support for Lee Seok-yong's righteous army struggle(1905-1910)

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

We reexamined the achievements of Kwon Joong-won (權重遠 nickname: Jin-gyu晉奎1860-1910) who actively supported Lee Seok-yong (李 錫庸1878-1914), who represented the late struggle for the disease in northwest Jeollabuk-do. Andong Kwon(安東權), Buan Kim(扶安金), Changwon Jeong(昌原丁), and Jeonju Lee(全州李), the leading sex officials of Jangsu-gun and Namwon-gun, which are connected by Jiyeon(地緣), blood ties(血緣), and academic ties(學緣), actively supported Lee Seok-yong's righteous army struggle.
Kwon Joong-won, who was in a relationship with Lee Seok-yong, sympathized with the rise of Lee Seok-yong, the eldest daughterin- law's brother, while he was usually resentful of the Japanese invasion of national power. Jeong Sang-baek of the Changwon Jeong family, Lee Seok-yong's brother-in-law, and Kim Kwan-sul and Kim Ho-sul of the Buan Kim family, Lee Seok-yong's father-in-law, also supported Lee Seok-yong's righteous army struggle in cooperation with Kwon Joong-won. For the long-term resistance of the righteous army, it took the lead in recruiting righteous army, delivering information, collecting military funds, and protecting families.
Their important achievements are summarized as follows.
1. He actively participated in the recruitment of righteous army by Lee Seok-yong's unit.
2. It provided information to Lee Seok-yong's unit and supported propaganda activities.
3. Lee Seok-yong's unit took the lead in raising military funds.
4. To protect Lee Seok-yong's family and support military funds, the family's land was sold.
Kwon Joong-won's active support for the struggle of the righteous army served as a stepping stone for the Lee Seok-yong unit's activities to transition to a long-term resistance system, not a one-off one. As the long-term resistance posture of the late soldiers continued, the Japanese imperialism prevented the Korean Empire from taking over its national sovereignty for a considerable period of time.
However, in February 1909, the Japanese military police set fire to Kwon Joong-won's house and literary record and burned down, taking issue with the support of the righteous army's struggle.
Kwon Joongwon ended his life in a small room in another person's house in Hwagae-dong, Imsil-gun, where he fled from oppression in June 1910. Kwon Joong-won's support contributed to Lee Seok-yong's longstanding struggle for the righteous army to save the country in jeopardy. In 2019, Kwon Joong-won's spirit of sacrifice for the cause was re warded by the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs.