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학술저널
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이은지 (국사편찬위원회)
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한국역사연구회 역사와현실 역사와 현실 제128호
발행연도
2023.6
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61 - 97 (37page)
DOI
10.35865/YWH.2023.06.128.61

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The Joseon government sent Secret Royal Inspectors to local regions across the Korean peninsula, in order to regularly monitor the areas and strengthen the government’s control over them. Such dispatching of personnel were also meant to inspect the local prefects, the Su’ryeong(守令) figures. After completing their tours in the regions, inspectors would file their evaluation of the local prefects they just inspected and submit them in the form of Seo’gye(書啓) documents. Then the King would bestow commendations to prefects who displayed sound local governing(Seonchi, 善治).
Total number of figures who were recognized for their efforts and received commendations from the King between the reign of Kings Sunjo(純祖, r.1800-1834) and Cheoljong(哲宗, r.1849-1863) can be counted around 200. Among all the commended prefects, picked by the Ijo(吏曹) office(Ministry of Administration) were usually from the Three Southern provinces(Samnam/三南: Chungcheong-do/忠淸道, Gyeongsang-do/慶尙道 and Jeolla-do/全羅道), while prefects picked by the Byeongjo(兵曹) office(Ministry of Military) were from the Northwest region of the peninsula as well as the Hamgyeong-do(咸境道) province. This may have had something to do with the number of inspectors dispatched to respective regions, the importance of those regions, and their performance in general.
Reasons for commendations documented in the Seo‘gye materials are as follow: Most prominently, a governance based upon the prefect’s own personal efforts to build a sound character for himself, or helping others with resources that came from the prefect’s own frugal lifestyle. Also recorded in these materials were positive evaluations of the prefects’ performance in three key policies(Samjeong, 三政[田政·軍政·還政]: taxation & mobilization of resources and workforce in land, military and grain administrations), and other miscellaneous duties. These reasons for commendation show us that ‘moral leaders,’ who cared for the people with their own character-building efforts and frugality, were the ones to be commended by the government, as they were indeed merits that were valued for the entirety of the Joseon period.
Then in the 19th century, problems that could not be resolved with the local prefects’ personal morality were indeed cropping up here and there. The government, however, would rather prioritize moral actions and personal dedication of the prefects over necessary enhancements of institutions and systems. Joseon leaders just continued to argue that the character of the leaders is the most important value and merit when it comes to governing the public. Such stance was definitely not a solution to the problems of the time, and in fact could never be. But the fact that the government continued to dispatch Secret Royal Inspectors, and monitored the local prefects through them, at least shows us that the government was never completely indifferent to the situation, and tried to come up with some solutions it could.

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1. 19세기 수령 은상의 종류와 실제
2. 19세기 수령에 대한 은상 수여의 조건
3. 19세기 수령 은상의 특징과 의미
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