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Most concurrent positions in the early Goryeo Dynasty are related with Bonpumhaengdu's Post. Bonpumhaengdu's System was not only for Primary Post(Bonpum)'s First line(Haengdu), but also used as General Provisions to operate concurrent position's system in the early Goryeo Dynasty. Accordingly, Bonpumhaengdu’s System is an important clue to understand operation of Concurrent Position's System in the early Goryeo Dynasty together with Pansa system and Jisa system.
In order to understand Bonpumhangdu’s System, understanding of relationships and concepts such as Primary Post(Bonpum) should go ahead. However, in Goryeosa-Baekgwanji, concepts for general official rank and regulations about official item regarding individual government offices and positions were not recorded clearly. In addition, regulations about Primary Position(Bonjik) and concurrent position as well as Primary Post(Bonpum) were not recorded in it.
Official Rank(Gwangye) was the only standard to express the public system of the Goryeo Dynasty. Anyone who began working in Sangye and officialdom was granted. Sangye was the order of rank that was applied to everyone once they entered officialdom regardless of Entrance(Choipsa), leave of absence and retirement as well as the present post.
Accordingly, although the government system of the Goryeo Dynasty didn't prescribe ranks for all positions, Primary Post(Bonpum) meaning Sangye possessed by all officials was the standard for their status and treatment including Nokbong(stipend). Primary Position(Bonjik), the subordinate concept, has Primary Post(Bonpum) naturally.
As reviewed in actual cases, government post having Primary Post(Bonpum) is a concept that is used by distinguishing Primary Position(Bonjik) and concurrent position. Primary Position(Bonjik) was used as a contrary concept of concurrent position. With respect to Primary Position(Bonjik) and concurrent position during the Goryeo Dynasty, it is the most reasonable to use Jeonsigwa and Nokbong during the King Munjong, that is, Primary Position(Bonjik) received both Jeonsigwa and Nokbong, and concurrent position received Nokbong only.
Bonpumhaengdu’s Post is 18 kinds of government posts that were concurrent positions since it was made in the 11th year of the King Yejong. In the early Goryeo Dynasty, major central posts also could have Bonpumhaengdu’s Post, and Bonpumhaengdu’s System was general provisions including most concurrent position’s system, therefore, most major posts are Primary Positions(Bonjik) of Bonpumhaengdu.
In order to understand Bonpumhangdu’s System, understanding of relationships and concepts such as Primary Post(Bonpum) should go ahead. However, in Goryeosa-Baekgwanji, concepts for general official rank and regulations about official item regarding individual government offices and positions were not recorded clearly. In addition, regulations about Primary Position(Bonjik) and concurrent position as well as Primary Post(Bonpum) were not recorded in it.
Official Rank(Gwangye) was the only standard to express the public system of the Goryeo Dynasty. Anyone who began working in Sangye and officialdom was granted. Sangye was the order of rank that was applied to everyone once they entered officialdom regardless of Entrance(Choipsa), leave of absence and retirement as well as the present post.
Accordingly, although the government system of the Goryeo Dynasty didn't prescribe ranks for all positions, Primary Post(Bonpum) meaning Sangye possessed by all officials was the standard for their status and treatment including Nokbong(stipend). Primary Position(Bonjik), the subordinate concept, has Primary Post(Bonpum) naturally.
As reviewed in actual cases, government post having Primary Post(Bonpum) is a concept that is used by distinguishing Primary Position(Bonjik) and concurrent position. Primary Position(Bonjik) was used as a contrary concept of concurrent position. With respect to Primary Position(Bonjik) and concurrent position during the Goryeo Dynasty, it is the most reasonable to use Jeonsigwa and Nokbong during the King Munjong, that is, Primary Position(Bonjik) received both Jeonsigwa and Nokbong, and concurrent position received Nokbong only.
Bonpumhaengdu’s Post is 18 kinds of government posts that were concurrent positions since it was made in the 11th year of the King Yejong. In the early Goryeo Dynasty, major central posts also could have Bonpumhaengdu’s Post, and Bonpumhaengdu’s System was general provisions including most concurrent position’s system, therefore, most major posts are Primary Positions(Bonjik) of Bonpumhaengdu.
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