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역사학회 역사학보 歷史學報 第225輯
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    초록·키워드

    The Four Pillars of Destiny Studies called Sajuhak was introduced to Goryeo from Song and Yuan Dynasty in the 13C and 14C. In the historical background, the inflow of the Four Pillars of Destiny Studies was connected to a shift between power groups in Northeast Asia under turbulence in the 13<SUP>th</SUP>~14<SUP>th</SUP> Century. That is, the inflow appeared as cultural exchanges through commercial trade, war, or intellectual desire. Goryeo could meet the Study from Southern Song as it had kept exchanges with Hangzhou, the capital of Southern Song in the 13th century. The advent of superpower, Yuan in the 13<SUP>th</SUP> century and unification of Zhongyuan (China) let the Study absorbed into Yuan, the moment of which was the war in Northeast Asia and power reorganization by Mongolia, conquering dynasty that time.
    And such history let Goryeo accept Neo-Confucianism from Yuan, replacing the value of thought in 14C Goryeo with Neo-Confucianism. In the process, the Four Pillars of Destiny from Yuan was introduced to Goryeo along with Neo-Confucianism and widely used in late Goryeo and early Chosun with Neo-Confucians’ contribution, Finally, the Four Pillars of Destiny introduced to late Goryeo had effect on Feng-Shui and Yin-Yang Studies to be designated as one of the Ten Studies in the first year of King Kongyang’s reign and included in the Civil Service Examination in early Chosun.

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