冠帽 硏究 (Ⅲ) : focusing on Tongchun Kwan, Wonyoo Hwan, Yang kwan 通天冠·遠遊冠·梁冠을 중심으로 = A study on Kwan Mo (Ⅲ)

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This study mainly concerns about Tongchun Kwan(通天冠), Wonyoo Kwan(遠遊冠) and
Yang Kwan(梁冠), the headgear of the ancient royal officers. All the Tongchun Kwan, Wonyoo Kwan and Yang Kwan were the formal headgear with the special attachment of vertical lines which were called Yang(梁), to the front side of Kwan(冠) representing the user's hierarchical status.
Tongchun Kwan and Wonyoo Kwan had been originated in the Jin(秦) dynasty and
imported by the early Ming(明) dynasty as the King's or the Emperor's headgear, and Yang Kwan had been worn by the all government officials.
In Koryo dynasty, King Kong-Min(恭愍王) had worn one, for the first time, which had been presented by Ming(明) dynasty.
In Chosun dynasty, it was found that King Se-Jong(世宗) had been presented, but no other formal documents were left of later years.
The Emperor, the Kings, the princes and their children's custom of wearing the special headgear han been regulated like Pee Byun(皮弁) of China. King Yeu-Chin's(義親王) Wonyoo Kwan and King Ko-Jong(高宗) and King Soon-Jong's(純宗) Tongchun Kwan had a lot of similarity to the Pee Byun of Ming(明) dynasty.
Yang Kwan had been originated from Jinhyun Kwan(進賢冠) of Han(漢) dynasty and evolved into different shape and style representing the different social hierarchy. In Dang(唐) dynasty when they began to be called Yang Kwan the numbers of yang(梁) had increased and varied depending on their social position.
In the early Chosun dynasty, the prince had worn Yoongyang Kwan(六梁冠) and then the custom of wearing Chillyang Wonyoo Kwan(七梁遠遊冠) had been regulated similarly following the royal clothing custom of Ming(明) dynasty

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ. 서 론
• Ⅱ. 通天冠과 遠遊冠, 梁冠 의 淵源과 着用
• 1, 通天冠
• 2. 遠遊冠
• 3. 進賢冠과 梁冠
• Ⅲ. 우리나라에의 受用과 制度變化
• 1. 문헌에 의한 고찰
• 2. 유물 및 초상화에 의한 고찰
• Ⅳ. 요약 및 결론
• 참고문헌