蓮軒 李宜茂의 한시 연구 = The study of the Poems of Yeon-heon Leeuimu

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The purpose of this paper is to examine Yeon-heon Leeuimu's perception of reality and attitude in life. To this end, Chapter 2 examines Leeuimu's perception of reality and attitude of life in The reign of King Songjong, and Chapter 3 examines Leeuimu's perception of reality and attitude of life in The reign of Yeonsan-gun. The reason why this paper divided The reign of King Songjong and The reign of Yeonsan-gun into two and three chapters is because the political situation of The reign of King Songjong and The reign of Yeonsan-gun has changed, so Leeuimu's political situation and perception of reality have changed.
Chapter 2 examines The reg of King Songjong's perception of reality and attitude of life. Leeuimu recognized the political reality of The reg of King Songjong as a peaceful way and actively participated in the reality. This is because Leeuimu had an outstanding talent enough to win first place in three consecutive tests at the palace and was favored by Songjong, who focused on Moon Chi-ism. Leeuimu has been on a roll with The reg of King Songjong, serving in many key positions centered on Hongmungwan.
Chapter 3 examines The reg of Yeonsan-gun's perception of reality and attitude of life. Leeuimu negatively recognized the political reality of The reg of Yeonsan-gun. Nevertheless, he continued to participate in reality without turning a blind eye to it or leaving it. After Haebae, when the political situation in the central government office was not favorable, he volunteered to go to Hongju County, a local government office. Leeuimu left the local government office because he thought that both central and local officials would devote themselves to the king and perform the same duties of loyalty and benefiting the people. However, the reason why Leeuimu negatively recognized the reality of The reign of Yeonsan-gun but continued to participate in reality is that Leeuimu had the attitude of Yuhaye's life to participate in reality by straightening his principles without turning a blind eye to dirty reality.