『檀祖事攷』 저술에 관한 검토

A Historiographical Study of 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』

『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』, currently known as the Park Eun-sik(朴殷植)'s writings, is the book that contains the selection of, and the author's opinions for, the national and overseas records about the Dangoon(檀君) and Kojoseon(古朝鮮). This book is the first that showed the historical perceptions of the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』, and the basic literature that gave shape to understandings of the Daejongkyo about the Dangoon and Kojoseon. The writings mentioned in the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』became the common articles for the history books of Daejongkyo written thereafter, and the discussion in the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』formed the basis for the historical perception of Daejongkyo(大倧敎). The Daejongkyo history books after the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』 were all influenced by the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』, and most of all, 『Shindanshilki(神檀實記)』 was the most loyal successor to the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』. The 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』 contained the historical records of the government which were difficult to contact at that time, and many other national and overseas articles. Such collection and arrangement of the articles were done by Kim Kyo-heon(金敎獻). Kim could access to lots of records ofthe government as the publication member for the governmental history articles, and that records became the basis for the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』. Kim primarily collected and edited the records of Dangoon and Gojoseon, and the records were obtained by some Daejongkyo believers such as Yoon Se-bok(尹世復). When Park stayed in Yoon's house for the refuge, he completed many writings including the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』 in a year because of those articles collected by the Daejongkyo brotherhood. On the other hand, 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』 used articles of Daejongkyo which were selected, edited and distorted on the basis of the religious belief, and this became the defect of the writing. But it must be noted that the 『Danjosago(檀祖事攷)』renewed the historical view for the Dangoon and Kojoseon based on many articles that were hard to get those days, and based on that historical view, contributed to the spiritual support of the Resistance movement against Japan.