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· 분류 : 국내도서 > 역사 > 문화/역사기행 > 한국 문화/역사기행
· ISBN : 9788998259051
· 쪽수 : 412쪽
· 출판일 : 2015-01-30
책 소개
목차
1. 돈화문 가는 길
2. 금천교를 건너다
3. 궐내각사로 입궐하다
4. 인정전, 어진 정치를 펼치다
5. 선정전, 정사를 논하다
6. 희정당, 밝은 정치를 꿈꾸다
7. 대조전, 대업을 이루다
8. 성정각, 학문과 수신에 힘쓰다
9. 낙선재, 사랑을 만나다
10. 후원을 산책하다
11. 부용정 초록에 빠지다
12. 애련정 가을에 물들다
13. 연경당, 진연을 베풀다
14. 존덕정 황금빛이 유혹하다
15. 옥류천에서 풍류를 즐기다
16. 신선원전, 하늘을 품다
부록
창덕궁 지도
창덕궁 십경
조선왕조 가계도
창덕궁 연표
참고문헌
1. A Road to Donhwamun Gate
2. Crossing Geumcheongyo Bridge
3. Proceeding to Government Offices Inside the Palace
4. Injeongjeon Hall : Practicing Benevolent Governance
5. Seonjeongjeon : King’s Council Hall
6. Huijeongdang Hall : Dreaming of Bright Ruling
7. Daejojeon Hall : Achieving a Great Work
8. Seongjeonggak : Cultivating Morals and Enhancing Learning
9. Nakseonjae Complex : Running into Destined Love
10. Strolling all around the Rear Garden
11. Buyongjeong Pavilion : Dipped in Greenery
12. Aeryeonjeong Pavilion : Tinged with Autumnal Hues
13. Yeongyeongdang Residence : Venue for Royal Banquets
14. Jondeokjeong Pavilion : Tempted by Golden Colors
15. Ongnyucheon Stream : Enjoying Pungnyu
16. New Seonwonjeon Shrine : Embracing Heaven
APPENDIX :
The Map of Changdeokgung Palace
Ten Scenic Views in Changdeokgung Palace
The Genealogy of the Joseon Dynasty
A Chronological Table of Changdeokgung Palace History
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저자소개
책속에서
‘Changdeok’ means ‘to let virtues prosper.’ Changdeokgung is one of the five palaces (Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung, Changgyeonggung, Gyeonghuigung, Gyeongungung-current Deoksugung). King Taejo who founded the Joseon Dynasty in 1392 moved the capital to Hanyang (present Seoul) in 1394, and built Gyeongbokgung as the primary palace. Changdeokgung was built in 1405 (the 5th year of the third king Taejo) as a secondary palace. It was built at the foot of Eungbong Peak, and the buildings were arranged with the topography taken into consideration.
Changgyeonggung was also built next to it so that the residential area of Changdeokgung could be extended. Changgyeonggung was built at the site of the former Suganggung Palace, where King Taejong lived after he abdicated the throne in favor of son King Sejong. Changgyeonggung was especially built as the residences for three queen dowagers during the reign of King Seongjong, who were Queen Jeonghui (Queen of King Sejo), Queen Sohye (Queen of King Deokjong), and Queen Ansun (Queen of King Yejong). The Rear Garden was shared by Changdeokgung and Changgyeonggung, and as they were located to the east of Gyeongbokgung, they were collectively called the Eastern Palaces.
Among the rear gardens of the remaining Joseon Palaces, only that of Changdeokgung has been well preserved, and shows how the architecture and the natural scenery are making superb harmony with each other. Acknowledged for retaining characteristics and beauty of Korean traditional landscaping, Changdeokgung including the Rear Garden has been enlisted as a UNESCO World Heritage since 1997.