Munjeonggong King Go Letters

A compilation of letters by Kim Sang-heon, pen name Cheongeum (1570–1652), and his nephews, comprising fifteen sheets in total: seven in Kim Sang-heon's own hand, seven in the hand of Kim Gwang-chan, and one in the hand of Kim Gwang-hyeok. Among them is a letter written when Kim Sang-heon, then seventy-two, was held in prison as a captive in Shenyang. The front cover of the volume bears Kim Sang-heon's posthumous title 'Munjeong' and the term 'wanggo', an honorific term for a deceased grandfather used in ancestral rites, showing that the volume was mounted and bound by the generation of his grandson.

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Where it is

Region

Yuseong-gu, Daejeon

Designation

Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료