朝鮮王朝實錄에 나타난 當時 雀舌茶의 用度 考察 = Study on the use of Korean traditional tea "Jaksulcha" in the King's act written in history of Chosun dynasty(Chosun-wangjo-silrok)

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This study is carried out to develope the use of Jaksulcha in chosun times by analysing Korea Chosun history books, Chosun-wangjo-silrok. As a result, Jaksulcha as Korean traditional tea's name played a role of official gift for foreign official visiter from China, Japan and a some kinds of duty as Gongmul, Togeui, Togong, Tosan and Yakjea There are some kinds of duty as Gongmul (products for tax burden), Togeui (local principal products suitable for environment), Togong (local principal products as tax burden), Tosan (local quantity agricultural and marine products) in Korea Chosun times. Jaksulcha played a role as Gongmul, Togeui, Togong, Tosan and Yakjea according to administrative district of Chosun times. The Evidence of use as togong is as follows milyangdohobu (sejongsilrokgiliji : SJSJ), ulsangun (SJSJ), jinjumok (sejongsilrokgilili), kosunghyun (SJSJ), sanemhyun (SJSJ), mujanghyen (SJSJ), jinheahyun (SJSJ), hampyunghyen (SJSJ), hyngdukhyun (SJSJ), jangsunghyun (SJSJ), najumok (SJSJ), nampyunghyun (SJSJ), guleahyun (SJSJ), youngamgun (SJSJ), muanhyun (SJSJ), youngkwangngun (SJSJ), gochanhyun (SJSJ), kangjinhyun (SJSJ) tosan is hamyanggun (SJSJ) and yakjea is hadonghyun (SJSJ), gobugun (SJSJ)

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