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The main factor greatly affecting changes in costume is political relations under which the ruler and the ruled interactively change and influence each other. In this respect, it is unreasonable to ignore Koryo's political relations with Win in discussing the costume of the former nation at a time when Win was politically ruling Koryo. Profound approaches to the costume of the later Koryo period when the nation was politically subject to Win are essential to determine the identity of the costume of the early Chosun period because the costume of Chosun succeeded that of Koryo.
Thus the purpose of this study is to how the blood relationships and social statuses of Koryo's kings and their queens were reflected in the nation's perceptions and policies towards Win and further related with the costume policy of Koryo. For the purpose, this researcher reviewed literatures like 〈History of Koryo〉 and 〈Koryosa Jeolyo〉 both of which contain records about costume policies taken for 115 years from the 10th year of king Wonjong(1259) to the 23rd year of king Gongmin(1374) by five monarchs of Koryo who married princesses of Win.
Results of the study can be summarized as follows. Families of Win's princesses who became queens of Koryo's kings in accordance with marriage relationships between the royal courts of the two nations exerted politically great influences in Koryo, on which the survival of the throne, warranty of royal authority and diplomatic relations with Win were dependent.
In Koryo, some kings who took positive pro-Win policies also positively accepted the costume of Win while, others who took anti-Win policies tried to restore the costume of Koryo.
As Win declined and Ming rose, kings of Koryo accepted the costume of Ming as a part of their pro-Ming policies. This suggests that there were indispensible relations between changes in international situations and costume policy. In Koryo, thus, costume policy was a very sophisticate political means by which internal and external political relations were represented.
Thus the purpose of this study is to how the blood relationships and social statuses of Koryo's kings and their queens were reflected in the nation's perceptions and policies towards Win and further related with the costume policy of Koryo. For the purpose, this researcher reviewed literatures like 〈History of Koryo〉 and 〈Koryosa Jeolyo〉 both of which contain records about costume policies taken for 115 years from the 10th year of king Wonjong(1259) to the 23rd year of king Gongmin(1374) by five monarchs of Koryo who married princesses of Win.
Results of the study can be summarized as follows. Families of Win's princesses who became queens of Koryo's kings in accordance with marriage relationships between the royal courts of the two nations exerted politically great influences in Koryo, on which the survival of the throne, warranty of royal authority and diplomatic relations with Win were dependent.
In Koryo, some kings who took positive pro-Win policies also positively accepted the costume of Win while, others who took anti-Win policies tried to restore the costume of Koryo.
As Win declined and Ming rose, kings of Koryo accepted the costume of Ming as a part of their pro-Ming policies. This suggests that there were indispensible relations between changes in international situations and costume policy. In Koryo, thus, costume policy was a very sophisticate political means by which internal and external political relations were represented.
#king of koryo(고려왕)
#costume policy
#(복식정책) policy towards Win(대원정책)
#pro-Win policy(친원정책)
#anti-Win policy(반원정책)
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목차
- 〈Abstract〉
- Ⅰ. 序論
- Ⅱ. 원 간섭기 고려왕들의 통혼관계와 대원정책
- Ⅲ. 원 간섭기 고려왕들의 복식에 관한 기록
- Ⅳ. 결론
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