In this article it is demonstrated that the author of the Yugo(遺稿) in the Kawai Collection at Kyoto University, Japan, who had hitherto been unidentified, was Jeong Wonsun(鄭元淳), the father of Jeong Dongyu, who is known as a scholar of the sc...

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In this article it is demonstrated that the author of the Yugo(遺稿) in the Kawai Collection at Kyoto University, Japan, who had hitherto been unidentified, was Jeong Wonsun(鄭元淳), the father of Jeong Dongyu, who is known as a scholar of the sc...
In this article it is demonstrated that the author of the Yugo(遺稿) in the Kawai Collection at Kyoto University, Japan, who had hitherto been unidentified, was Jeong Wonsun(鄭元淳), the father of Jeong Dongyu, who is known as a scholar of the school of practical learning(silhak, 實學) in the latter part of the Joseon dynasty. Evidence of this is provided by the fact that in a petition titled Chinheom sajik so(親嫌辭職疏), included in the Yugo, the author refers to Seo Myeongbin(徐命彬) as a brother of my birth mother and also by the fact that the contents of another petition, titled Yin yeonhualok song chunbang ji kyo, yeo sangbeon yeonmyeong so(因筵話錄送春坊之敎, 與上番聯名疏), coincides with a passage concerning Jeong Wonsun in the Yeongjo sillok(英祖實錄). I also touch on the fact that the Ucho wangbok munja, sangjung challok(迂草往復文字, 喪中箚錄) included in the Yugo is a letter sent to Yu Suwon(柳壽垣), the author of the Useo(迂書), the contents of which letter deal with the Useo. This article ends with an appendix listing the titles of writings included in the Yugo.
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