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        대한제국기의 대축척 실측도에 관한 사례 연구

        김추윤,송호열 한국지도학회 2005 한국지도학회지 Vol.5 No.1

        기록을 보면 우리나라에서도 오래 전부터 대축척지도가 제작되었음을 알 수 있다. 하지만 지금까지 우리나라의 고지도에 관한 연구는 거의 대부분 소축척지도에 집중되어 왔다. 고지도 연구의 균형적인 발전을 위해서, 대축척지도에 대한 연구에도 관심을 기울여야 할 시점이 되었다. 그래서 본고에서는 대축척 실측도가 본격적으로 제작, 사용된 대한제국기의 지도들을 수집하여 그 특성을 분석하였다. 그 결과 전반적으로 다음 3가지 특징을 발견하였다. 첫째, 대한제국기에 근대적인 대축척지도의 기초가 된 전답도형도가 등장하였다. 둘째, 그 이후로 다종다양한 근대적인 대축척 실측도가 제작되었다. 셋째, 각 지도들의 축척이 다양하고 매우 정밀했다. We know through reading the historical documents that the large scale map was made a long time ago in Korea. However, the study of old maps in Korea was mostly concentrated on the small scale map until now, thus now we must be concerned about the study of the large scale map. In this paper. we collected the map made in the era of the Great Han Empire(During this time, large scale maps were made and used) and analyzed the characteristics of these maps. The results are as follows. 1. Jeondapdohyung-Do(In this map, some patches of cultivated land were drawn with various figures. These Maps were the foundation of the modern large scale map) was first made in the era of the Great Han Empire. 2. After that time, various modern large scale maps made by survey. 3. The scale of these maps varied and were very detailed.

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      • 同姓部落 硏究(Ⅰ)

        金秋潤 건국대학교 1984 장안지리 Vol.1 No.1

        The aim of this study is to clarify the characteristics of mono-family settlement by comparing and examining the various factors between two villages. The results of this study may be summarized as follows; Here are two villages which belong to DangJin-Kun, ChonChung-Nam province. One is Dachon village in Godae-Myon and the other is Gunchun village in Shinpyong-Myon. The Sonns of Milyang, the same family, has settled at the former village since a person of high rank in central government service settled at it after resigning from his office, and formed a mono-family settlement as a result of maintaining the lineage of the family. While the Hans of Chungiju, the same family, who had settled at the latter village as a groups had to move to some other legions because of poverty. But they also formed a mono-family settlements a result of disppearance of the Mahs of Mokchun who had formerly settled at the existing village, Gnchun, and maintaining the lineage of the family. Around the former village are Mt. Ko and Mt. Daebong at the back of it and flows the stream called Togul in front of it. Thus, it is located where it could shut out the wind and they could get easily water supply for life, and at the foot of a Mountain which was in a better position in self-defenes since there was a beacon light house earlier. On the other hand, the latter village, Gumchun, is situated where geographically is wad difficult to get water supply because the nuclear settlement, Naegi village, was sited in the ridgeline of Mt. Mang-gaek, which only the smaller settlements, Anter and Eumgi hamlet, at the foot of a moutain. It, however, has a number of public buildings and regular market, and is a place easy of access owing to Muon-office. Those of the former village still have much properties of the same family, and old remains and sites of them--a ahrine (Ui chooje), a common well (Han chun), a grave Keeper, a tombstone, a pavillion, a commission for proper guidance, and an old private school for the study of Chinese classics, etc. --- still remain. But those of the latter village are poor in properties and old remains and sites rarely remains but the head family house and a common well. The head family house of the Sohns of Milyang which is their own house is near to the settlement and has been gradually specialized in the function and structure of it. While, that of the Hans of Chunju which is common possession is in the inner side of it, but has been fallen into a decline by degrees in those of it. The former village, Daechon, belong to mono-surname and mono-family settlement since 75% of total inhanitants in the Sohns of Milyangs, the same family. On the other hand the latter village, Gumchun, belongs to poly-surname and mono-family settlement since 30% and 20% of them are the Hans of Chungju and the Kims respectively. The characteristics of mono-family settlements in both villages have been depressed by substantial abolition of the class systems farmland reform, frequently interchange with distant inhabitants caused by the Korean war since the restoration of independence from Japan. Nevertheless, as yet the characteristic of the Sohns of Milyang, the same family has been well existing in the function and financial support of the family meeting, but that of the Hans of Chungju, the same family has collapsed little by little in accordance with flows of population with different family names caused by concentration of punlic institutions, the development of the Sopkyo river, and a place easy of access.

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