Photo: Cultural Heritages of Administration of Korea
The series of Records of Daily Reflections or Ilseongnok
in Korean are treasured royal heritages as well as written inscriptions
that remain intact even after many decades. First published by the king
Jeongjo (1752 ~ 1800) before the throne succession, who later became
the 22nd ruler of Joseon Dynasty (1392 ~ 1910). These books are
differentiated from other state publications in a sense that it takes
the form of personal journal, naturally reflecting not only historical
facts but also a king’s connotations on an array of state affairs and
contemporary issues around the time.
Noting importance of daily recording of personal thoughts and historical event, the practicing of writing the journal was soon requested for kings’ liege men as well as other scholars. The documents compiled were considered to be an official record of the court and national affairs, credited to be the one of invaluable memories of the world.
<Last updated on August 31, 2015>
Noting importance of daily recording of personal thoughts and historical event, the practicing of writing the journal was soon requested for kings’ liege men as well as other scholars. The documents compiled were considered to be an official record of the court and national affairs, credited to be the one of invaluable memories of the world.
<Last updated on August 31, 2015>
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