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학술저널
저자정보
권영국 (숭실대학교)
저널정보
숭실사학회 숭실사학 숭실사학 제36호
발행연도
2016.1
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87 - 124 (38page)

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The public officers of Samsa(三師;Taesa, Taebu, Taebo) and Samgong(三公;Three Excellencies; Taewee, Sado, Sagong) were established as the first grade of the official ranks in the reign of King Seongjong(成宗), and appointed against the top officials and royal family. In the Yuan interference age, except Sado(司徒) and Sagong(司空), the public officers of Samsa were abolished, and in the period between 5 and 8 years of King Gongmin(恭愍王), only the Sado and Sagong were appointed, and since then totally disappeared. Compared with the Tang Dynasty(唐王朝), there were many appointments of the public officers of Samsa and Samgong because of the influence of Samsa and Samgong system of Tang Dynasty which was appointed excessively after the An Lushan Rebellion(安史의 亂), as well as the long-lasting duration of the Goryeo Dynasty. When the Prince was installed as the Marquis(侯) at the first time, he received the public officer of Samgong, and when he became the Duke(公), and then he advanced in a rank to the public officer of Samsa. The royal family except the Prince received the public officer of Geomgyo(檢校) or SamsaㆍSamgong without business according to the principle that they could not enter the government office(宗親不仕原則). When they became a son-in-law of the king (駙馬), they invested with the Count(伯) and appointed to the public officer of Samgong. In the case of officials(官僚), the qualification for appointment of the SamsaㆍSamgong was the second grade of the official ranks(2品) or more, and when they were the third grade of the official ranks(3品), they had to hold also the public officer of Jaesin(宰臣) or Chusin(樞臣). Because of the lack of historical materials that can instruct the background of appointment of Samsa and Samgong, we could not examine the details. But the public officers of Samgong and Samgong were given in the special cases such as construction of a castle, the suppression of a rebellion, devoting the queen to the king(納妃), the time to retire from office and the extra appointment after death(追贈). The Jeonsi(田柴; farmland and mountain for collecting firewood) was not given to Samsa and Samgong because they were additional officials(加官) as the plural offices(兼職) could not receive the Jeonsi. The feudal allowance(祿俸) also was not given to plural officials, but Samsa and Samgong received the feudal allowance. However, because the allowance was an additional provision to the stipend of one’s main business(本職), it was not much. The Gusa(丘史) which was an attendant of government officials was given to the Samsa and Samgong too, but the given quantity is different between the two largely. The Samsa and Samgong did not have special duty in addition to symbolic function of the mentor of King. But The Samgong participated in national ritual. The Samsa and Samgong were all the same official ranks, but the Samsa did not participated in various national ceremony because the Samsa corresponded to king’s teacher and prime aide.

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