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학술저널
저자정보
저널정보
역사학회 역사학보 歷史學報 第252輯
발행연도
2021.12
수록면
163 - 196 (34page)
DOI
10.16912/tkhr.2021.12.252.163

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Pumgwan , originally a general term for government officials, came to signify officials who did not have actual duties to perform in spite of holding office in the late Goryeo dynasty. The number of officials without actual duties increased because the number of honorary posts was too numerous. In local provinces, there were mainly two types of Pumgwan . Pumgwan (A) were actually former officials, and Pumgwan (B) were local functionaries who received honorary posts. The late Koryo government consistently tried to separate Pumgwan (A) and Pumgwan (B).
The Gwajeon Act in 1391 mediated the loyalty between the king and his subjects through land allotment. In return for the lands, incumbent officials served in government posts, and former officials guarded the royal family. According to the Gwajeon Act, officials living in the capital received Gwajeon, and officials living in the local provinces only received a small Gunjeon. This act led many officials to come to the capital. However, officials without actual career could not receive lands, even if they went to the capital to apply for land. Therefore, Pumgwan (A) were more likely to go to the capital, and Pumgwan (B) were more likely to stay in the provinces. In this way, the government hierarchically reorganized the Pumgwan class in the late Goreyo and early Joseon period.

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Ⅰ. 서언
Ⅱ. 고려말 품관층의 확대와 ‘품관’의 의미 변동
Ⅲ. 과전법상 在京·在外品官의 위상 설정과 전지 분급
Ⅳ. 受田牌·無受田牌의 階序的 시위 의무
Ⅴ. 결어
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