Gamgodang Hall Documents

These documents are held by the Gwon Hui-hak family of Andong, and span the period from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century. The designated documents are the Yeonhaeng Ilgi, the Seohaeng Ilgi, the Namjeong Mongnok, and the Gamgodang jip. The Yeonhaeng Ilgi is the diary of Gwon Hui-hak, who in 1697, the 23rd year of King Sukjong, accompanied the Right State Councillor Choe Seok-jeong as a military officer when Choe travelled to Yan (the old name for the region around present-day Beijing) as an envoy petitioning for the investiture of the crown prince. The Seohaeng Ilgi is a diary written in 1698, the 24th year of King Sukjong, when Gwon Hui-hak accompanied Choe Seok-jeong as a military officer on a journey from Seoul to Uiju, Choe then holding the office of Haegunsiryang Yeongsasa. The Namjeong Mongnok is Gwon Hui-hak's diary of military service, written while he served as a drill instructor during the Musin Rebellion of 1728, the fourth year of King Yeongjo. Finally, the Gamgodang jip is a collected volume of Gwon Hui-hak's poetry, prose and diaries.

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Where it is

Region

Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk

Designation

Provincial Tangible Heritage · 시도유형문화유산