A Study on the Scenic Sites of the Joseon Period in Myeongseungyuramdo

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· 발행기관 : 전북대학교 부설 휴양및경관계획연구소
· 수록지 정보 : 휴양및경관연구 / 9권 / 1호 / 39 ~ 51페이지
· 저자명 : 노재현, 박태희

초록

The following are the results of this study, which examined the contents and characteristics of sightseeing at scenic sites of the Joseon Period by focusing on 「Cheonggu Namseungdo」.
The distribution of scenic spots in 「Cheonggu Namseungdo」 by province well displays the traces that scenic sites were intended to be evenly distributed around the nation. In particular, they include the five great mountains of the Joseon Period such as Samgaksan, Geumgangsan, Jirisan, Myohyangsan and Baekdusan Mountains. Considering the fact that they also include Manisan and Taebaeksan, where there is Cheonjedan Altar, it can be seen that affection and historical consciousness regarding land are strongly emphasized. Moreover, judging from the fact that all ten spots of Gwandong Palgyeong (eight scenic spots) referred to as typical scenic spots of Joseon are included in the collection of scenic sites, and that ancient scenic spots of Korea such as Pyeongyang, Gongju, Buyeo, Gyeongju, Gaeseong and Hanyang are marked with importance, there was a strong intention to embrace all scenic sites and places of historic interest. Of all the scenic sites marked in 「Cheonggu Namseungdo」, it was confirmed that total 21 sites have been designated as cultural heritage by the state as of March 2015. As a result of analyzing different types of scenic spots indicated by 「Cheonggu Namseungdo」, it was found that the distribution was even with 58 natural scenic sites (48.3%) and 62 historical and cultural scenic sites (51.7%). Natural scenic sites consisted of 21 famous mountains (17.5%), followed by 7 ponds (5.8%), 6 Dae (5.0%), and 4 rivers (3.4%), while historical and cultural scenic sites consisted of 33 pavilions (27.5%), 10 temples (8.3%), and 7 fortresses and government offices (5.9%). The Namseungdo game was a sightseeing game that gives an understanding of nationwide scenic sites as well as the natural characteristics, products and figures of the eight provinces of Korea, through which one could indirectly experience natural and cultural scenic sites by strolling through simulatory scenic spots and places of historic interest such as natural scenic sites and ancient cities. This game provides implications to the utilization of current scenic sites in that it may have produced the educational effect of increasing knowledge and interest in geographical locations and scenic spots of the territory while also emphasizing the historical consciousness of the Korean people.

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