필사본 『徴秘寳蔵』의 내용 검토와 쟁점 분석 : 정감록 비결문헌의 이본비교를 중심으로 = The Analysis of Prophetic Manuscript Jingbibojang

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This paper deals with prophetic manuscript, Jingbibojang (徴秘寳蔵). Jingbibojang (徴秘寳蔵) is a prophetic book, which is similar, in kind, with the Jeonggamnok (鄭鑑錄), written after the late Joseon Dynasty. This paper identified the bibliography of Jingbibojang, then classified the narrative composition of the book, compared with another version, and dealt with issues related to the written period. There is only one edition of this book, which is currently in the National Library of Korea. This book was bought to the Library of the Japanese Government-General of Korea by Kiichi Matsumoto (松本貴一). In terms of narrative composition, this book consists of five prophetic books. When compared to Jingbirok (懲秘錄), which is different version of this book, Jingbibojang (徴秘寳蔵) features different contents. One is that Jingbibojang has positive views of Chungcheong area and Chungju as hideout. Secondly, it includes some contents, which can be viewed as annotations of the main text. Considering some prominent phrases, such as “king’s hair turns white” (白首君王), the written period of Jingbibojang can be assumed after the 1890s or after the 1910s.